Fairfield, CT News

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• The Fairfield school district will welcome four new elementary school principals...
• The annual Memorial Day parade, which starts 10 a.m. on Monday, will highlight w...
• Fans of "This American Life" - this is truly going to be a unique broadcast!
• By a one-vote margin, Board of Education member Sue Brand won on Wednesday night...
• Be sure to take advantage of this great opportunity to get to know your local ar...
• Memorial Day 2012 in Fairfield County CT - Memorial Day Parades, Events and more
• Check out our YouTube channel, where you can see clips of many of our artists fo...
• The tradition continues! Join us for a picnic after the parade on Memorial Day,...
• More than 100 Stratfield neighborhood residents turned out at a Town Plan and Zo...
• We're having a lot of fun reading @NoahCharney's blog - The Secret History of Ar...
• 'Beach Read' Sale at The Library
• Memorial Day: Make it...memorable.
• If someone you know should be listed on Fairfield's War Memorial, read on.
• Osborn Hill School third-grade teacher Kristin Golia missed out on the "Live! wi...
• An approximately 1-acre parcel on Cross Highway adjacent to the Merritt Parkway...
• Photographs can be a powerful tool for social change. Who do you think was the m...
• The proposed construction of a medical building on upper Park Avenue, rejected b...
• Relive in our photo gallery the excitement of Sunday's commencement ceremony at...
• We <3 the Carolina Chocolate Drops newest video. so glad they're part of our 12...
• Stefon Harris nominated for a 2012 JJA JAzz Award...catch him here at The Quick...
• We're thrilled that the Walsh Art Gallery is partnering with the Montage Initiat...
• We couldn't let the week go by without paying homage to the great Donna Summer...
• Town officials are exploring the installation of a "major" photovoltaic system a...
• Tonight we're screening "Wagner's Dream" - a documentary about the largest produ...
• Check out Brooklyn Rider gracing the cover of Strings Magazine this month! Can'...
• Several Fairfield residents, along with a police officer, were recognized by the...
• Teens For Tolerance Awards Scholarships to Local Teens
• State grants are funding the repaving of the main parking lot at Penfield Beach...
• Summer Pre-College Program at Sacred Heart University Offers High School Students the Chance to Earn College Credits
• Fairfield Citizen sports editor Pat Pickens caught up with Fairfield native and...
• Has anyone checked out Fairfield, Ct's Wikipedia page? Do you agree with it? Wha...
• An amendment to a recently approved state school construction bill will allow th...
• Some Fairview Avenue residents have called police to complain they have not been...
• The sluggish economy is forcing Black Rock Congregational Church to downsize its...
• If you could invent an history app, what would it be?
• Check out our photo gallery to relive the excitement of Sunday's commencement ce...
• Sacred Heart University Celebrates 46th Commencement
• We are celebrating Mother's Day with @JimBrickman!
• One of Fairfield's most famous and beloved springtime traditions, the Dogwood Fe...
• The U.S. Post Office in downtown Fairfield at 1262 Post Road will move next door...
• With all this new season excitement don't forget that we have 2 great shows this...
• It's announced! Check out www.quickcenter.com to view our new season!
• After more than an hour behind closed doors on Thursday night, the Fire Commissi...
• Recital to benefit Haitian school at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
• T - one day until our 12-13 season is announced!
• The Board of Finance on Wednesday night set a tax rate of 23.37 mills based on t...
• Sacred Heart University’s Katie Nichols Honored by Cooperative Educational Services
• Mother and Son to Receive Diplomas at Sacred Heart University’s Commencement on Mother’s Day
• Identify Culprits of Your Fatigue at The Fairfield Public Library
• Dr. Waks to Lecture at The Fairfield Public Library
• The fight over John Karageorge's proposal to open a restaurant and add a second...
• After contentious debate over a cut to the town budget's contingency account, th...
• Everyone ready for the Farmers' Markets! Check out your area here:
• Reinvent Your Financial Future Series - Long Term Care Planning: The Missing Link In Retirement Planning
• Reinvent Your Financial Future at Fairfield Public Library Series Medicare and Medicaid
• There's still time to get your favorite female tix to our Mother's Day performan...
• Alexander D'Acosta, 20, of Warwick Avenue, has been charged in connection with a...
• The Representative Town Meeting began its review Monday night of the proposed $2...
• 2012 Dogwood Festival
• Wagner's Dream is at The Quick on May 17. For anyone that's ever wondered what...
• The Sasquanaug Association, a neighborhood group that owns Southport Park on Old...
• Christopher French, 36, of Shelton, has been charged with first-degree robbery i...
• Although they were hundreds of miles away from Churchill Downs, dozens of local...
• Jewish Home Of Fairfield County Announces New Hires Working With The Community
• Dogwood trees in Fairfield's scenic Greenfield Hill neighborhood have been in bl...
• If you can't get to Kentucky for the derby, you can always go to the Pequot Libr...
• A group of neighbors called the Chatham Coalition say they will fight plans for...
• So happy to host Cinefest!
• Sacred Heart University Hosts Successful Lilly Fellows Network Exchange Program
• Award-winning Actress Julie Bowen Headlines Norma F. Pfriem Breast Care Center Benefit
• In response to an adverse economic climate and the opening of the Fairfield Metr...
• Last minute additions! Balloons! And FLASH-- It's IMAGES 2012 Preview Gala tonig...
• Town department heads discussed with the Fairfield Citizen the potential impact...
• After it was originally put up for auction by the federal government last year,...
• Pianist Jim Brickman performs Mother's Day Concert
• Local Republicans have proposed a redistricting plan to reduce Fairfield's votin...
• The Fairfield Prep baseball team fell 5-0 to Shelton High School on Monday at Al...
• Republican members of the Representative Town Meeting presented on Monday a pros...
• Are you starting to get curious about our 12-13 season??!! We can't wait to tel...
• Shhhhhhh....the Silent Auction is getting very exciting! The items are arriving...
• Fairfield's newly renovated playing field complex at Gould Manor Park was a hit...
• Adam's Bakery was robbed at gunpoint Sunday evening by an unidentified man who f...
• Area High School Students Find Inspiration at Sacred Heart University’s Art & Design Expo
• Learning Prepares Sacred Heart University MBA Students to Move Up Career Ladder
• The Jewish Home To Hold Lecture On Medical Treatments For Alzheimer’s Disease
• A coordinated effort involving police, the Lantern Point Association and Fairfie...
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• After almost 17 years in business, the Inn at Fairfield Beach remains a favorite...
• Learn how to Boost your Energy at the Fairfield Public Library
• Body, Food and Soul Workshop for Women at the Fairfield Public Library
• Busy night on campus. Paula Cole/Lucy Kaplansky AND Theatre Fairfield at The Qu...
• Panera Bread is planning to open a new bakery-cafe in the Lake Hills Shopping Ce...
• Kristin Golia, a third-grade teacher at Osborn Hill Elementary School, is one of...
• If you're looking for a good read for the beach season, look no further than the...
• Mendelssohn Choir in rehearsal for their Saturday show here at The Quick!
• Fairfield Ludlowe High School sophomore Eva Casanova says she has collected abou...
• Light rain on Thursday evening was no match for the enthusiasm of fun-seekers on...
• Frank Deford to Speak at WSHU Public Radio's 'Join the Conversation'
• The Parking Authority approved on Wednesday a $40 increase in annual parking fee...
• Holocaust survivor Harry Weichsel shared his moving personal narrative on Wednes...
• One more day until Paula and Lucy take the stage!
• The Fairfield Warde baseball team clinched a trip to the state playoffs on Wedne...
• The Fairfield Warde and Brien McMahon baseball teams journeyed last week to Coop...
• Greg Hatzis, the principal of Fairfield Woods Middle School, has been named the...
• Film Screening of Planeat
• It’s Spring: Lecture on Natural Allergy Prevention and Relief at The Fairfield Public Library
• Flyfishing at The Fairfield Public Library Woods Branch
• Reinvent Your Financial Future at The Fairfield Public Library
• To all our Theatre Fairfield students - break a leg at tonight's opening of 'The...
• Check out the two great articles in this month's Fairfield Magazine on Paula Col...
• So much coming up!! Theatre Fairfield opens 'The Glass Menagerie' tonight, Fair...
• April 25th.Tix on sale at the Quick Tix Kiosk today from 11am-4pm in the BCC: Th...
• An initial $250,000 allocation to begin planning renovations and additions to Ri...
• As expected, Mitt Romney won the Connecticut Republican presidential primary Tue...
• Leapin' Lizards! 2 weeks until IMAGES 2012 opens. Curiously, Leapin' Lizards is...
• The former home of Stratfield IGA Supermarket has been vacant for about six year...
• The previously undefeated Fairfield Ludlowe girls tennis team fell 6-1 against G...
• A very special performance this Saturday night as The Mendelssohn Choir of CT pa...
• Tomlinson Middle School teacher Antonio Andrade has transformed toothpicks into...
• Six out-of-town people were charged after a melee erupted early Saturday at Vinn...
• Marking its annual observance of Arbor Day, Fairfield has been recognized for th...
• That's right. Looks like there might be a possibility Paula Cole and Lucy Kapla...
• Sacred Heart University Announces 46th Commencement Honorary Degree Recipients
• What a wonderful performance tonight by beloved Fairfield University professor O...
• Former volunteer firefighter turned serial arsonist Christopher Message faces up...
• Last day to purchase Earlybird tickets for the IMAGES Preview Gala.
• Local police honored former Fairfield Police Chief Anthony Mastronardi, who died...
• Fondly remembering Dick Clark and all his contributions to the American music in...
• Fairfield University Campus Sustainability Committee announces 1st annual student competition to devise beneficial environmental projects
• Discount alert!! Get tix to tomorrow night's performance of 'Quartetto Cornetto...
• Fairfielders remember the late Anthony Mastronardi as an intelligent police chie...
• Theatre Fairfield is at it again!
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• Guerrera Construction Co., the firm that built the town's third railroad station...
• The Jewish Home for the Elderly's proposal to build a 360,000-square-foot buildi...
• Sacred Heart University Hosts Annual Discovery Gala; Teresa Ressel Is Honored
• we are bursting with excitement as we come closer to our 12-13 season announceme...
• The town faces a series of personnel issues, with five union contracts still unr...
• Tax Day protesters held a game of dodgeball Tuesday outside General Electric cor...
• We're thrilled to announce that we'll be showing an encore broadcast of 'This Am...
• Fairfield Historical Museum “Images” Winners Announced
• Tix on sale at the Quick Tix Kiosk today from 11am-4pm in the BCC: Theatre Fairf...
• Reinvent Your Financial Future at The Fairfield Public Library
• Don't forget - there's still time to register your kids for this summer's Missou...
• The Fairfield Ludlowe softball team recorded a 6-4 home victory against Staples...
• The Fairfield Ludlowe baseball team handed Staples its first loss of the season,...
• Civil War Aficionado will Lecture at the Fairfield Public Library
• Learn About Wordpress at the Fairfield Public Library
• The Art of Cinematography in Film—Viewings and Discussions at the Library
• Painting Demonstration by Art Chouinard
• Sacred Heart University Celebrates First-Ever 'Volunteer & Service Learning Week'
• Gov. Malloy is Featured Speaker at Sacred Heart University’s Center for Urban Policy and Action Symposium on April 20
• Oscar Fornoles Named Director of Prospect Research at Sacred Heart University
• Sasco Neighborhood Association members have expressed their support for a new co...
• We're so thrilled that Lucy Kaplansky will join Paula Cole on April 27!
• Author, Roxanne Bok to Visit Fairfield Library
• Sacred Heart University’s Welch College of Business in Top 5 Percent of Business Schools
• Parenting and Grandparenting Across Generations at The Fairfield Public Library
• There's nothing like the S-U-S-P-E-N-S-E of the Junior Women's Club of Fairfield...
• Classic cars will be all the rage on Sunday at Notre Dame High School, and it wo...
• Town crews have reconstructed landings for the boat ramps at the South Benson Ma...
• The Fire Commission voted 5-2 on Thursday to extend the contract of Deputy Fire...
• Hon. Richard C. Breeden Calls for Leadership to Build a ‘Stronger And Brighter Economy’ During Sacred Heart University Talk
• This weekend-- let's remember the Titanic and the nutmeggers on board!
• A choloride-based chemical was released from a Commerce Drive metals processing...
• Honda of Westport was approved this week by the Town Plan and Zoning Commission...
• CONGRATULATIONS to the Fairfield Women's Exchange on 50 years of dedication to t...
• ChiFit for 50 at the Fairfield Public Library Woods Branch
• Film Screening of 'Plastic Planet' at The Library
• Learn How To Change Your Eating Habits at Fairfield Public Library
• And the Bugles Sang!
• Fairfielders shared their concerns Tuesday night at a state Department of Transp...
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission approved on Tuesday a new gas station run by...
• The Fairfield Prep and Westport communities are mourning the death of junior Bra...
• Appraisal Fair And Tag Sale Combines With Annual Health Walk
• Fairfield firefighters are unhappy about a decision to make their recently appro...
• Diego Rivera scholar Dr. Jimenez giving a great lecture tonight in the Walsh Art...
• Were you a fan of The StringFingers Band's great performance here at The Quick l...
• The current operator of the town's yard waste recycling center will continue on...
• Bravo! is officially down. BUT we're starting to prep for IMAGES 2012. Keep chec...
• Christopher Buckley to Speak at WSHU Public Radio's 'Join the Conversation'
• Join us at the Walsh Art Gallery tomorrow night for another FREE gallery talk....
• Molto's and Captain Pizza's bids to expand were denied last week by the Zoning B...
• In his latest column, Fairfield Citizen sports editor Pat Pickens explains why h...
• Sacred Heart University Softball Team Will Defend NEC Title in New Pioneer Park Stadium
• Fairfield Ludlowe High School Housemaster Vanessa Reale will leave the school at...
• Restaurants, like Centro, are taking advantage of a zoning decision to allow out...
• JUST ANNOUNCED! On April 27 at The Quick, you'll have a chance to see not only...
• April 6: officially recognized as National Tartan Day! Tartan (noun) - a woolen...
• Miss Mary Week – The Fairfield Public Library Welcomes New Head of Children’s Services
• Published Poet, Annette Basalyga To Visit Library During Poetry Month
• Fairfield’s Earth Day Celebration is set for April, 28 2012
• The Library Board of Trustees has proposed a new home for the Fairfield Woods Br...
• Let the judging begin! If you submitted to the IMAGES 2012 Juried Show, the Fair...
• Town and state officials toured Penfield Beach on Tuesday, as they look to move...
• Former First Selectman Kenneth Flatto's Orchard Hill Lane house is on the market...
• Wagner's full 'Ring' Cycle -- see it at The Quick this May!
• HEALTH AND WELLNESS IN FAIRFIELD’S KITCHENS
• Sacred Heart University Communication and Media Studies Students Dedicate Class Time to Helping Horses
• The 1940 Census-- YES! It's here
• The Cycling in Fairfield Survival Guide
• Runway Fashion Show: Proceeds to Benefit the Library
• so sad to say good-bye to the inspiring performers of Spirit of Uganda. Thank y...
• Three local restaurateurs are planning to open a new restaurant at the former si...
• Jennifer Butler's Generous Donations To The Fairfield Public Library
• We just welcomed the wonderful performers from Spirit of Uganda to The Quick...y...
• The Art of Cinematography in Film
• Gluten Free Lecture at The Fairfield Public Library
• We caught a mistake in the Citizen! IMAGES 2012 4th Annual Juried Photography Sh...
• That's right, Wagnerians. Come experience the Ring at The Quick this May. Tick...
• The Board of Finance approved a $273.3 million budget for the 2012-13 fiscal ye...
• New rules and an on-site monitor have been approved by the Parks and Recreation...
• Guerra Construction Co., of Oxford, has filed a lawsuit against the town claimin...
• What a busy weekend we're having! Don't wait to buy tix to Spirit of Uganda thi...
• Rug Hooking
• Lions Gate Trio
• Kolbe Cathedral High School Principal Jo-Anne Jakab is Winner of Fairfield County Capp’s Inaugural Education Leadership Award
• A veteran biology teacher and tennis coach at Fairfield Ludlowe High School is b...
• To continue with our criminal past: The jail on our Town Green was beset by fire...
• Honda of Westport has again applied to the Town Plan and Zoning Commission for a...
• Neighboring gas station owners are opposing Stop & Shop's application to the Tow...
• Sacred Heart University's Academic Research Showcase Concludes with Discussion on Christian Marketing
• A Journey Into The Heart of Tango Music at The Fairfield Public Library
• There are only a few seats left for this Friday's performance of the Moscow Fest...
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission reviewed on Tuesday plans by BlackRock Realt...
• Need a few tips for your photos? This is a great place to start:
• Fairfield U students: are you coming to see Sarah Vowell speak tonight as part o...
• Eagle/Osprey Cruises On The Connecticut River
• Time To Get Organized At The Fairfield Public Library
• The Joys Of Herb Gardening
• Author Of Ten Thousand Saintsto Visit Fairfield Public Library
• The Board of Selectmen has postponed a vote on a request to extend the town's ex...
• Reminder: You could win a $250 American Express gift card by telling us what you...
• The Board of Selectmen, in this file photo, on Monday endorsed a budget of $273...
• Did you know that CT issued its first paper currency in 1709? In 1710 Ebenezer S...
• The Joys of Herb Gardening
• A Morning with a Master Gardener
• Bruce S. Kershner Gallery
• College Expo II
• A Game of Thrones : Viewing and Book Discussion
• Talking About Films at the Fairfield Public Library
• Lectures on Four Women and the American Civil War at The Libary
• Jennifer Butler’s Spring 2012 Runway Show to Benefit Fairfield Public Library
• The town's legal bills have risen dramatically following a lengthy investigation...
• Have you submitted yet? Don't miss your chance to share your art in your communi...
• Are you keeping up with the Buzz?
• And the students come pouring in for the School Time performance of The Acting C...
• Upcoming Day Trips and Weekend Getaways!
• Award-Winning Journalist To Speak At Fairfield Public Library
• Interesting interview with Kevin Kline, alum of The Acting Company. Check out t...
• Get the weekend started with a laugh or two with "On The Spot," Fairfield Univer...
• The Fire Commission, meeting behind closed doors Thursday, did not reach a decis...
• A Daily Show favorite comes to The Quick...
• Sooooo...how many of you are going to see The Hunger Games this weekend?!!!
• Sacred Heart's Academic Lecture Series Continues With Talk On Educating Educators On Autistic Youth
• Lions Gate Trio Chamber Music Concert
• What's it like to be the athletic director at a Fairfield high school? To find o...
• The town will hold in June its first-ever tax sale of tax delinquent properties.
• An update on the status of the Fairfield Woods Middle School building project pr...
• Who are the Free Masons of CT? Learn more here:
• Happy Birthday J.S. Bach!
• Curious about Charles Ruger, our featured photographer? Me too! Check out
• IMAGES 2012-- it's almost here. Join us for a spring party celebrating local pho...
• IMAGES 2012 Gala Preview Party
• Lots of tix on sale today at the QuickTix Kiosk in the Barone Campus Center! Fa...
• Fairfielders gathered at the Fairfield Public Library on Monday to remember the...
• Sacred Heart University to Dedicate New Student Commons in Honor of Linda E. McMahon
• Learn about Educational Opportunities for Adult Students at the Library
• Health Matters: Introduction to Mindfulness at Library
• Selectman James Walsh has questioned the terms of the town's leasing agreement w...
• The "New Yorker" says of Spirit of Uganda, "These young Ugandans are the best ki...
• College Expo II at The Fairfield Public Library
• Eggstravaganza
• Town emergency preparedness topic of next Fairfield University/Rotary Club ethics breakfast
• Hey readers, we'd like to know what you like, what you don’t like and what we ca...
• As the Fairfield Public Library holds a special program of events this month in...
• Take Courage - Women and Leadership - It's About Your Compassion
• The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Auxiliary Needs You!
• Today we'll be celebrating St. Patty's Day with...French music?! OK, it might s...
• Susan Cain, Author of QUIET, To Speak at WSHU Public Radio
• Upcoming Day Trips and Weekend Getaways!
• Fairfield Public Library Writing Contest Winners Announced
• Irish Music in CT
• Connecticut Audubon Society Upcoming Day Trips and Weekend Getaways!
• We're so pleased to host curator Jeffrey Wechsler this evening, who will be givi...
• Fairfield restaurants will be able to set up outdoor dining in April, after the...
• Officials of the Fairfield Elks Club are looking to subdivide and sell part of t...
• The Fairfield Prep boys swimming team clinched its eighth consecutive SCC title...
• University of Hartford dean to speak at Fairfield University School of Engineering event about technology and innovation
• Fans of the NY Phil and the Met Opera will want to head to Darien tonight to see...
• The $35 million estate of Bradley H. Jack, the former Lehman Brothers Holdings I...
• Police are investigating a reported confrontation at the town skate park last we...
• Sacred Heart University is seeking Town Planning and Zoning Commission approval...
• This is the last week of the Sylvia Wald exhibit in the Walsh Gallery, but we're...
• Sacred Heart University’s Game Design Program Earns Honorable Mention From The Princeton Review
• Fairfield University presents free expert lecture on 'digital addiction'
• Anyone ready for spring? We're trying out the most basic aircraft-- the paper ai...
• First question of the day: Kennel Food Supply Company-- was it started in Fairfi...
• Local girl scouts gathered Monday at the Fairfield Public Library to celebrate t...
• Don't Miss The Boat As Eagle Viewing Cruises Continue
• Local Voices From the Titanic Speak at the Fairfield Public Library
• Mystic Aquarium-Ocean Exploration at the Fairfield Public Library
• The burial plot of Revolutionary War hero Captain Samuel Smedley at the Old Bury...
• We certainly had fun getting dressed up in our red carpet finest!
• Sacred Heart University Occupational Therapy Student Helps Special Needs Students in Stamford
• Robin Friedson Appointed as Director, Marketing and Communications
• I Survived the Titanic - A Listening Adventure at the Fairfield Public Library
• A red-shouldered hawk was caught Friday by a falconer from the U.S. Department o...
• Those of you listening to WPKN Radio today around 12:45pm probably heard Daniel...
• So who is coming to Celtic Nights tonight?!
• Catch a live HD broadcast from London's National Theatre of a performance of "Th...
• Fairfield Prep is heading to the quarterfinals of the boys basketball Class LL p...
• Fire Chief Richard Felner, the subject of a recent investigation into whether he...
• A falconer from the U.S. Department of Agriculture will soon come to Fairfield t...
• An independent investigator concluded that Fire Chief Richard Felner "more likel...
• Happy International Women's Day to every woman! If you're curious about this cel...
• Today is International Women's Day! Who are some of your favorite female artists?
• One day left to win tix to Celtic Nights this Friday night...tell us where your...
• Sacred Heart University Recognized as a Healthy Workplace by the Business Council of Ffld County
• Eugene Robinson and Tucker Carlson Discuss 2012 Presidential Election at Sacred Heart University
• Fans of Celtic music and dance - get ready to start your St. Patty's Day celebra...
• I know we've got a lot of Irish Americans out there...are you coming to Celtic N...
• Powered by a 26-point performance by senior Terry Tarpey, Fairfield Prep won 63-...
• Did you know that this is National Procrastination Week? Ever waited so long to...
• The red-shouldered hawk who has attacked several people on the Fairfield Ludlowe...
• We're always looking for local artisans. Enjoy artisanal products and support yo...
• This week our radio drama troupe takes us back to the 1950s with "Communists! Th...
• Saint Patrick's Day Classic
• A Fairfield Ludlowe High School student was reportedly attacked by a red-shoulde...
• The Fairfield Ludlowe boys basketball team fell 69-43 to Trinity Catholic of Sta...
• Police were called to Sky Hookah Lounge on 689 Kings Highway East early Sunday m...
• Kiwanis Club Of Fairfield Holds Annual Book Drive
• If you want to know where to get a good burger in Fairfield, just ask a precocio...
• Despite rainy conditions, golfers teed off on Saturday to open the 2012 season a...
• Stanton Lesser, a former member of the Board of Selectmen and the Board of Finan...
• Working on a special oreo dessert for the staff at FMHC because the oreo turns 1...
• Gifted and LD: Strengths and Challenges of Twice-Exceptional Learners
• Teleconference on Wisdom Connection with Karen Buckley
• Thinking Outside the Box: Ten Minute Play showcase tomorrow night at the Museum.
• Please note: the event with Gina Barreca scheduled for tomorrow has been cancell...
• Irish Music at the Fairfield Public Library on St. Patrick’s Day
• Army Aviation Magazine Historical Research Editor To Lecture At The Fairfield Public Library
• Dr. Waks to Lecture on Nutrition at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Museum Director Hosts Slide Show On Tall Ships At The Fairfifeld Public Library
• Half-time at The Quick with The Reduced Shakespeare Company!
• The Zoning Board of Appeals approved on Thursday John Karageorge's request for v...
• Congrats Ladies!
• Make it a weekend to remember when you catch a free screening of "A Night to Rem...
• State Rep. Kim Fawcett, D-133, is running for a fourth term in the state House o...
• Too true: Stuff Museum People Say. I'm sure you've all heard us use a few of the...
• A "swamp rat" was photographed last week by a surveillance camera set up in the...
• At a kick-off event Wednesday at Penfield Pavilion for Fairfield Celebrates Dive...
• The Fairfield Cab Co., which the state planned to shut down Wednesday, was sold...
• Tweens Run the Titanic at the Fairfield Public Library
• CT River Eagles Fly Into March
• The Board of Education is considering several changes to the school district's e...
• A $2.8 million package of capital projects was cut to $1.7 million at a joint me...
• The Notre Dame-Fairfield boys basketball is heading back to the SWC finals after...
• Several residents expressed their opposition Tuesday night to a proposal to buil...
• For both sports lovers and sports haters -- this Friday!
• Join us tonight at 7:30pm for a special screening of 'The Golden Door,' presente...
• Annual Mission Trip to Mississippi is Rewarding for Sacred Heart University Students
• The owner of the Community Theatre at the intersection of Post Road and Unquowa...
• The Representative Town Meeting approved on Monday night an $11 million bond iss...
• Join us!
• And the winner of the Fairfield University Open VISIONS Forum Oscar Pool is...Mi...
• Garden club, school tour, and a discussion on the positives of dancing and fenci...
• It’s Almost Spring: Lecture on Natural Allergy Prevention and Relief At the Fairfield Public Library
• In our White Barn Theatre exhibit, guests are encouraged to write their own play...
• State officials may shut down Fairfield Cab Company on Wednesday.
• With the temperate conditions this season, young skaters have been rolling into...
• What weather! Enjoy it, but remember the blizzard of 1888, considered one of the...
• Did you participate in the Fairfield University Open VISIONS Forum Oscar Pool at...
• One Book One Town Film: A Night To Remember
• Track the Titanic Through Historic Publications at the Fairfield Public Library
• One Book One Town Book Discussion with Dr. Mark Schenker at the Fairfield Public Library
• Sacred Heart University English Professor Jonas Zdanys of New Britain Publishes 40th Book
• Rat Parade Helps Celebrate One Book One Town
• Met Opera fans: the 12-13 season has been announced!
• "An All New Original Tribute to the Blues Brothers" hits the stage tonight at 8...
• Less than a month after Fairfield musician Giorgio Fareira posted a YouTube vide...
• Less than a month after Fairfield musician Giorgio Fareira posted a YouTube vide...
• Hey Fairfield, if we made a tie-- just for you--what art would you like on it? I...
• Today at 2:30pm at the Museum. Because bad weather is no excuse for boredom!
• Happy Birthday Mr. Potato Head!
• Come Aboard! Dress For The Titanic
• Shipbuilding 101
• March is Fairfield’s One Book One Town Celebration Month
• Speaking about his proposed 2012-2013 town budget, First Selectman Michael Tetre...
• Don't worry, we haven't forgotten about all you Blues Brothers fans out there -...
• Best-selling author, humorist, educator, essayist, blogger, feminist, and stand-...
• The owner of the former Las Vetas Lounge site in Fairfield Center is seeking tow...
• Wonderful piece in @TheFairfieldMirror!
• OK, time for the Blues Brothers trivia question of the day. First to respond co...
• Coming to the Quick Center on March 29!!
• Stop & Shop is seeking permission from the Town Plan and Zoning Commission to op...
• Fairfield U faculty, students, and staff: get your rush tickets for the Blues Br...
• Keep the good times rolling this Friday with 'The All New Original Tribute to th...
• Today at the Museum: Sketching Theatre-- and the artists were PRETTY AMAZING.
• During a 1789 visit, records show that George Washington dined in Fairfield. In...
• Professional, serious amateur and student photographers are invited to participa...
• JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB OF FAIRFIELD PRESENTS $17,000 CHECK TO THE THOMAS MERTON FAMILY CENTER
• Fairfield Public Library Parenting Program – Countdown to Kindergarten
• The future of Fire Chief Richard Felner remains uncertain after members of the t...
• Congrats to the Chamber Music Kremlin ensemble. Standing ovations and three enc...
• Are you Team Jake or Team Elwood?
• So much great programming by our friends at the Bellarmine Museum at Fairfield U...
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Hosts Third Annual Golf Outing
• don't forget to check out the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin's performance this Sat a...
• Get your Mardi Gras on with a concert Friday at the Fairfield Theatre Company by...
• Fire Chief Richard Felner, who has been on vacation, is the subject of unconfirm...
• First Selectman Michael Tetreau has proposed a $272.5 million budget for the 201...
• What are you doing this Presidents Day? How are you celebrating?
• Claire’s Corner Copia Owner To Appear at WSHU Public Radio’s 'Join The Conversation'
• Coming to Leonardo Live tonight? Come early to hear Dr. Philip Eliasoph's pre-b...
• Blackrock Realty is proposing some modifications to the concourse building at th...
• Donald Ross Jr., the town's longtime deputy assessor, was promoted to the assess...
• Special Program on History and Culture of Korea at Fairfield Public Library
• Join us tomorrow night for “a first-of-its-kind cinema event!”
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission rejected Tuesday night a plan for an eight-l...
• Job Search Action Plan Presentation at the Fairfield Public Library
• Be My Valentine, Fairfield!
• The state Department of Transportation is shutting down Fairfield Cab Company at...
• tickets are going FAST to tonight's Herman's Hermits performance, but all of you...
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - February 13, 2012
• Former Bridgeport/Fairfield resident and basketball hero Meadowlark Lemon tonigh...
• The Fairfield Tax Collector's office has released the list of the town's top tax...
• First Selectman Michael Tetreau is replacing his chief of staff, Thomas Bremer,...
• Rebirth Brass Band wins the Grammy for Best Regional Roots Album!!! Those of yo...
• Sacred Heart University Names Matthew D. Kaye as Director of Volunteer Programs and Service Learning
• There are some Sweets-For-Two tickets available for Tuesday night! Nice seats,...
• So, for those of you who were here last night to see Rebirth...think they're goi...
• With back taxes of approximately $272,000 on their 20-acre Sasco Hill estate, Br...
• Can't get to New Orleans for Mardi Gras? Then do the next best thing and check o...
• Rebirth tonight!!! And let the Mardi Gras festivities being...
• LOVE HURTS!
• Both Pizzeria Molto on the Post Road and Trader Joe's market on Black Rock Turnp...
• A wild coyote is believed to have killed a pet dog in Greenfield Hill this week,...
• The 'Clown Prince of Basketball' comes to the Quick next Monday!
• Only 3 days left until the Grammy's. Come see Rebirth Brass Band this Fri night...
• Join us tonight for the Black Box Poetic Exhibition!
• “It’s American history, not Fairfield County history,” Stratford Arts Commission...
• The Board of Finance approved on Tuesday an $11 million plan to install a new ro...
• Chicago Mercantile Exchange Awards Sacred Heart Univ. Economics and Finance Professors $45,000 Grant
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - February 6, 2012
• Winter Day Trippin' With Ecotravel
• Police and educators dominate the 2011 list of the 50 highest-paid public employ...
• Fairfield Superintendent of Schools David Title was the highest-paid public empl...
• It's hard to describe just how cool tomorrow night is going to be. A screening...
• Anyone planned something romantic for Valentine's Day? We're working on a love p...
• The downtown yogurt shop 16 Handles will be able to add tables after it received...
• Properties owned by Kleban Holding Co., including retail stores on the Post Road...
• Feeling sad that the Super Bowl is over? No worries, you have another major spo...
• Regional Business Networking Expo
• Fairfield University names new dean of School of Nursing
• Sooo...is anyone else excited about Chucho tonight?!
• Da Vinci is still shaking things up. Just in time for our 'Leonardo Live' prese...
• Online Marketing Plan Presentation
• Quick Center staff with members of the 501st Legion! We're ready for Star Wars.
• Get the message this weekend when Chucho Valdes and the Afro-Cuban Messengers pe...
• The Zoning Board of Appeals turned down on Thursday a proposal for a rooftop pat...
• Were you at the Open VISIONS Forum with Rex Reed last Sunday? See if you made i...
• The Fairfield Board of Selectmen learned this week that former First Selectman K...
• Sports fans will love our next OVF speaker!
• The roof of Fairfield Warde High School, which over a 12-month span had 185 leak...
• Charlie Ross will need the force to make through this action-packed 60-minute show!
• UK Author, Lucinda Riley, Makes Us Literary Tour Stop At The Library
• Fairfield U music professor Brian Torff comments on the great Brian Wilson.
• QuikTix Kiosk is open today at the the BCC (Barone Campus Center, Fairfield Univ...
• Community Supported Agriculture Discussion at Woods Branch Library
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - January 30, 2012
• Happiness Through Meditation - Lecture
• Dr. Breiner To Share The 7 Secrets For Healthy Children
• Not only will we have a special post-show screening, we'll also have some specia...
• The dean of latin jazz comes to The Quick this Saturday!
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission recently approved plans for an Asian restaur...
• Happy Birthday to Philip Glass!
• Audience members are loving the National Theatre's 'Travelling Light'!
• The Fairfield man accused of setting fire to several vacant homes in Fairfield a...
• Ben Vereen, A Recent Theatre Hall Of Fame Inductee
• Library Celebrates Book Clubs And Brings Best-Selling Author, Lisa See, To Fairfield
• Author, Sara Hacala To Speak At The Library
• Parishioners and other community members enjoyed beef and venison goulash Saturd...
• Fairfield town officials have removed the nest of the red-shouldered hawk that h...
• Learn About Real Food For Real Kids - Lecture
• Dave Isay, StoryCorps Founder and MacArthur Fellow To Speak at WSHU Radio's 'Join the Conversation'
• Attending the Open VISIONS Forum today with Rex Reed? Don't forget to come a li...
• Grammy Award-Winner Melissa Manchester in Concert
• Officials have located the nest of a hawk on the grounds of Fairfield Ludlowe Hi...
• The taste of a good weekend: First Church Congregational will hold a pasta dinne...
• Sacred Heart University Names Board of Overseers for Horizons at SHU Summer Program
• Learn How To Get Published at The Fairfield Public Library
• The Mill River, adjacent to the former Exide battery plant on Post Road, will be...
• Tyree Lincoln Smith, the man accused of hacking to death a Bridgeport man and ca...
• The Board of Education approved on Tuesday Superintendent of Schools David Title...
• Many local liquor store owners say they oppose Governor Dannel Malloy's plan to...
• The owners of the former site of the Tuller School are seeking to develop the pr...
• Hollywood comes to Fairfield...
• While the current political environment is heating up, let's take a look back: W...
• In a surprise move, Republican members of the Representative Town Meeting, sough...
• In his first State of the Union address, First Selectman Michael Tetreau said st...
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - January 23, 2012
• Please help us! The Fairfield Museum can only provide you with the most educatio...
• John Karageorge, owner of the former site of Las Vetas Lounge, has filed an appl...
• Fairfield Public Library Parenting Program – Navigating the Social Minefield at School
• Dr. Robert Zembroski To Speak About Cholesterol
• Sacred Heart University Names Two New Trustees
• Best-Selling Author, Douglas Kennedy to visit Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Public Library Writing Contest
• Inflatable fun today with Fred Garbo at 1pm!
• Bigelow Tea has brewed a large online following, as shown this week when Bigelow...
• The pre-broadcast talk with Dr. Laura Nash has been cancelled for today but will...
• Update for Met Opera - The Enchanted Island: Both the 1pm & 6pm broadcasts will...
• Update for Radio Dramas: both the 3pm and 8pm performances will go on as schedul...
• Met Opera patrons: the broadcasts of 'The Enchanted Island' will go on today as...
• Looking to rock out this weekend? Check out NRBQ on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. on Sat...
• Come see A Small World put on by the Theatre Artists Workshop on Sunday, with Ke...
• The students will start arriving soon for our 10am lecture-demonstration with PH...
• Sacred Heart University Receives Donation of Hartman Holocaust Book Collection
• TV Script Writing Workshop at The Fairfield Public Library
• Your Self, Your Career: Taking Stock at The Fairfield Public Library
• Free SAT Workshop Returns To Fairfield Public Library
• Sacred Heart University Announces New Healthcare Information Systems Graduate Program
• What is your vision for sustainability and positive growth for the city of Bridg...
• Please join us tonight at 6pm for a reception celebrating the opening of our Syl...
• The Casablanca Hookah Lounge at 86 Post Road was shut down this week by the fire...
• Fairfield U students - don't miss this great fundraiser, happening in The Quick'...
• Alternative Medicine Lecture at the Fairfield Public Library
• In honor of our screening of 2001: A Space Odyssey on Feb. 7, we're giving away...
• Fairfield Police Explorers have launched a new campaign that urges motorists not...
• Fairfield University students, staff, and faculty -- the QuickTix Kiosk is back!...
• Eldercare: Where Do I Start? A Presentation at the Fairfield Public Library
• Start brushing up on your Da Vinci current events before our screening of 'Leona...
• A great interview with cast and crew of 'Travelling Light,' our next live broadc...
• Chucho comes to the Quick on Feb. 4 as part of his first tour since winning a Gr...
• The headstone of Captain Samuel Smedley, who served during the Revolutionary War...
• Welcome back Fairfield University students! Don't forget to check out all of th...
• In case you didn't hear, Rebirth Brass Band is nominated for a Grammy this year....
• Sacred Heart University Partners With Horizons National on Summer Student Enrichment Program
• Sylvia Wald: Seven Decades - Art Exhibition
• Who knew we might not have had MLK, Jr. Day without Stevie Wonder?!
• The Scandinavian Club marked the end of the holiday season on Saturday, as its m...
• Today's piano recitalist--Charlie Albright--was a big hit. He is simply a star....
• This is quite a diverse roster of musicians that have been inspired by Dr. Marti...
• Great article on the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County and how it is bringin...
• Town Historian Emeritus Bill Lee is seeking to repair the headstone of Capt. Sam...
• New addition to our spring season - check out the SOLD OUT Leonardo exhibit in L...
• Organizations Honor Sacred Heart University Nursing Professor Linda Strong
• Personal Income Tax Tips for 2011 at the Fairfield Public Library
• Hey FB fans - you are the first to know that the star of '2001: A Space Odyssey'...
• Low-lying sections of Fairfield Beach Road were flooded on Thursday afternoon fo...
• The Board of Selectmen is considering a proposal to replace the incandescent fix...
• Award-winning Author and NYU Professor Hasia R. Diner To Speak at Fairfield University Bennett Center For Judaic Studies
• A new book has just been released on Joan Myers Brown, the founder of PHILADANCO...
• All you jazz lovers, check out Fairfield U's own Brian Torff next Jan. 26 at the...
• A proposed addition to Fairfield University's recreation complex is under consid...
• Um. Did you hear that we'll be screening Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' on t...
• Superintendent of Schools David Title proposed on Tuesday an approximately $149...
• Sacred Heart University Students Participate in Annual CURTIS Week Service-Immersion Program
• Fairfield police are urging senior citizens and disabled and homebound town resi...
• Is your wallet worn out from the holidays? Selected items on sale now. Still not...
• Hey Fairfield: Are you all sticking to your New Year's resolutions?
• Do you need a little help telling that special someone how you feel this Valenti...
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - January 9, 2012
• The Board of Selectmen took a tour last week of the Fairfield Woods Branch Libra...
• The upcoming closings of the Fairfield Arts Center and Sacred Heart's Gallery of...
• Ahead of the upcoming General Assembly session, Fairfield's state legislators me...
• Don't forget about our pre-concert Art-to-Heart discussion with journalist Rober...
• If you're hoping to "string" together a good weekend, then catching a free perfo...
• Hey Star Wars fans...did you know that in addition to seeing the hilarious 'One-...
• Sacred Heart’s Gallery of Contemporary Art to Exhibit ‘Voices in the Streets’ Polish Posters
• Four Sacred Heart University Faculty Members to Present at Academic Research Showcase
• Fairfield President, First Selectman To Discuss Town Gown Relations
• Check out Fairfield Citizen sports editor Pat Pickens' profile of Southporter De...
• A newly-discovered letter, which was sent in 2010 from former First Selectman Ke...
• Ken Flatto New VP at The Jewish Home
• The site of the former Tuller School on Tuller Road is the site of a proposed ei...
• Another exciting ensemble in our Classical series performs next Sun, Jan. 8!
• All of you out there with stories of romance: Come to the Museum to laugh, commi...
• Sacred Heart University Band to Perform First-Ever Tour in Ireland
• It may be cooooold tonight, but we're warm just thinking about the upcoming perf...
• Former First Selectman Kenneth Flatto has resigned as the state's executive dire...
• Also-- I'd like to announce the winner of our train set sweepstakes here as well...
• Thank you all for a wonderful holiday season. The trains have shut down, but it...
• FCBuzz Goes Live With Rex Reed
• Philadanco's founder Joan Myers Brown just released a new biohistory on American...
• Here's a great slideshow of the Met's 'The Enchanted Island', broadcasting at th...
• NYE 2011 was a big night for the performing arts...the last performances of the...
• Start your Search for Volunteer Opportunities in Fairfield, Connecticut with AmericanTowns Fairfield Volunteer Guide!
• AmericanTowns PR Tool: Getting publicity for your Fairfield organization has never been easier
• Eat Local! Great Resources in the Fairfield area
• As 2011 winds down we're getting excited about the artists we have coming to the...
• We're closed Sunday, so please stop by Saturday to see the trains! We ARE open o...
• If you're looking for a memorable end to 2011, check out Deep Banana Blackout Fr...
• Winning the Real Estate Game in Fairfield in a Tough Market
• Kenneth Flatto's resignation, the fallout from Fairfield Metro construction cost...
• After a fire ravaged their condo in May, a Fairfield couple has been unable to m...
• Southport Harbor Master Patrick Carroll is the recipient of the Connecticut Harb...
• A Burr Street man turned himself in Monday on a warrant for larceny after he col...
• The New York Times characterizes the soon-to-be premiered "The Enchanted Island"...
• An Invitation to our Fairfield Community: BLOG ON!
• Registration for 2012 Children’s Programs at the Fairfield Public Library
• Selecting Books for Teen Readers at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fire Chief Richard Felner tells the Fairfield Citizen what he is thankful for th...
• Film Screening Of The Tapping Solution
• The Quick Center has closed up shop for the Holidays, but there's more great per...
• The Historic District Commission recently rejected a proposal from the town's Pu...
• Fairfielders pay tribute this week to the late Rod Mackenzie who was a genealogi...
• Hair stylist Victoria Vitale tells the Fairfield Citizen about the particularly...
• What did you ask Santa for this Christmas? And what do you think you'll get inst...
• Today is your last chance to get gift certificates to the Quick Center before th...
• Sacred Heart University Students, Faculty and Staff Provide a Merry Christmas for Local Families
• The town is seeking a $500,000 letter of credit from the development firm, Black...
• Today we remember Rod MacKenzie and what he loved: genealogy, friends, Reese's P...
• Laura Niesen de Abruna, Ph.D., Named Provost at Sacred Heart University
• The Board of Education visited Riverfield School on Tuesday ahead of a prospecti...
• After a lengthy review by town boards, the Representative Town Meeting approved...
• What's your favorite holiday tradition?
• A fire that started Sunday night at a Warner Hill Road house left four adults ou...
• The trains are running and the room is already packed with future conductors: "T...
• Annual Holiday Crafts Fair at The Jewish Home
• One more chance to celebrate the holidays at the Quick Center this season...join...
• The gang's all here from Minnesota and the Church Basement Ladies are on for an...
• A new Five Guys Burgers and Fries restaurant opens today in the new Kings Crossi...
• Connecticut Audubon Society Names New Director Of Communications And Community Outreach
• The Parks and Commission discussed on Wednesday the possibility of building an i...
• Building Official James Gilleran creates each year a mini Christmas village at S...
• The Board of Education approved this week education specifications for a planned...
• The Greater Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra brings Handel's Messiah to the Quick t...
• Rod MacKenzie, who passed away last Friday, was the Museum's (and its predecesso...
• 16th Annual 2011 Real Estate Award Breakfast Honors Randy Salvatore of RMS Companies, Raises $414,000 to benefit March of Dimes
• Fairfield University: stop by the QuickTix Kiosk today from 11a:30m-3:30pm, and...
• Fairfield police say residents should take precautions when having packages deli...
• The Representative Town Meeting will review next week a proposed new three-year...
• I think my favorite moment today was the 4 year old who said he was making Percy...
• Restaurant Review: Bodega Taco Bar
• FUNDING HELPS LOCAL ORGANIZATION BUILD CAPACITY
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - December 12, 2011
• The holidays continue at the Quick Center this Thurs with Handel's Messiah perfo...
• Young Fairfielders enjoyed this weekend a festive visit to Santa's House at the...
• Maryann Cusimano Love to Headline Communion Breakfast for Educators at Sacred Heart University
• City of Bridgeport and Sacred Heart University Receive ‘Transition to Teaching’ Grant
• A special congratulations to the Fairfield University Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble,...
• Our thoughts are with you, Maestro!
• Our homepage just got a facelift...check it out at www.quickcenter.com!
• Ever seen a flying fox, parrot fish or a drill duck? Visit "Un-Natural History"...
• Jaya Kannan, Ph.D., Appointed Director of Jandrisevits Learning Center at Sacred Heart University
• A 64-unit condominium complex proposed for property at the end of Thorpe Street...
• TONIGHT: Stories on the Green-- ALL ABOARD I've Got A Ticket to Ride. Come have...
• The Elm City Girls Choir joins the NHSO tonight!
• Efforts by the town to acquire the historic Penfield Reef Lighthouse have been s...
• Music is all around Fairfield University tonight! At the Quick Center we have t...
• Mission To Israel A Huge Success
• Fairfield U community: today's the last day the Quick Tix Kiosk will be open thi...
• Syms' Fairfield location, located at 652 Commerce Drive, is set to close as part...
• The lobby is decorated and we're ready for the holidays! Our holiday season kic...
• Sacred Heart University to Launch Adult Education Program in Ireland in July 2012
• Sacred Heart University Department of Nursing Receives $75,000 Grant
• Tonight we have our special re-broadcast of the Met Opera in HD's Don Giovanni a...
• A local property owner is seeking a restaurant tenant for the former home of Las...
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - December 5, 2011
• CHOO CHOO! Come read all about it:
• More than 10 years in the making, Fairfield's third Metro-North train station op...
• Hey you train enthusiasts: The new Fairfield Metro station of Metro-North Commut...
• Sacred Heart University Sponsored Habitat House is Dedicated
• Thank you Angella, Lucia, and Maria of the Ahn Trio for a simply amazing afterno...
• This performance may not be at the Quick Center, but we're still so proud of the...
• Great article by Phyllis Boros on the ground-breaking (and may we add, charming)...
• We can't wait for today's performance by the Ahn Trio!
• They're singing at Town Hall!
• Top state and town officials, including Governor Dannel Malloy and First Selectm...
• Glee Club Tonight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• Let's light the trees and see some trains tonight! The festivities begin at 6pm...
• With the Fairfield Metro railroad station opening next week, the development gro...
• One Book One Town 2012 Selection
• Hey StringFingers and Sierra Hull & Highway 111...we just uploaded some pretty g...
• Bob Winkler Photography
• The Historic District Commission will review next week an application to install...
• BizzBuzz video: Fairfield Museum's Holiday Express train show-- get a preview of...
• The Representative Town Meeting this week turned down a proposed gift of propert...
• The New York Times calls the National Theatre's Collaborators "ceaselessly amazi...
• QuickBooks Pro 2012 – What’s New? at the Fairfield Public Library
• The Representative Town Meeting on Monday again postponed voting on a $901,000 p...
• Don't miss out on Babes in Toyland on Dec. 18, a holiday classic for the whole f...
• The New York Times calls the National Theatre's Collaborators 'ceaselessly excit...
• Sacred Heart University Greek Life Students to Host 'See-Saw-A-Thon' Playground Fundraiser
• Grandparenting Talk at The Fairfield Public Library
• A Bridgeport woman says she received a death threat last week from a Sacred Hear...
• We're getting excited for the Train Show opening on Friday. There are tracks EVE...
• Concerns about costs prompted the Board of Education last week to postpone a vot...
• We're your one-stop shop for celebrating the season!
• Back to the grind tomorrow...but look on the bright side, great theatre awaits y...
• Town of Fairfield Wins Green Coast Award
• Annual Holiday Extended -Book Sale
• Christmas may be a month away, but Santa will pay an early visit to Fairfield on...
• We may be closed for Thanksgiving, but you can still get your holiday shopping s...
• "I can no other answer make, but thanks and thanks. " --Twelfth Night Wel...
• The Quick Center is closed for the holiday, re-opening next Tuesday, Nov. 29 at...
• Did anyone catch Sierra Hull's performance at the White House last night? Here...
• Create a Value Proposition That Demands Attention at The Fairfield Public Library
• Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy your turkeys and 'tatoes and that delightful sweet pot...
• Stefan Pryor, the new state education commissioner, met with the Fairfield Board...
• Veteran And Author Of Until Tuesday Presents At Fairfield Public Library
• Holiday Run for Toys
• Fairfield town officials geared up on Tuesday for Thanksgiving Day with the pres...
• Newly-elected to his first full term as first selectman, Michael Tetreau was swo...
• Congrats to the following patrons who attended the John Malkovich performance an...
• Sacred Heart University Food Drives Provide Turkeys and Trimmings For Local Families
• Feeling Stressed? Learn to Live with it at the Fairfield Public Library
• Cancer Prevention Discussion at The Fairfield Public Library
• Jewish Home Men’s Club Hosts Screening of Film ‘Jews and Baseball’
• One person was killed Monday morning in a single-car accident on the Merritt Par...
• Congrats to the following patrons who attending the John Malkovich performance a...
• Opera fans: our Tuesday, Dec. 6 re-broadcast of the Met's 'Don Giovanni' is now...
• Sacred Heart University Luxembourg MBA Students Take Economic Tour Through Middle East and Asia
• The Jewish Home Fall Gala Great Success!
• Scrooge And Holiday Music
• Malkovich chose Rawley's hot dogs over haute cuisine during his recent visit to...
• Today at 3pm: Oscar Wilde's perennial audience favorite - The Importance of Bein...
• Top 10 Reasons Drivers Run Stop Signs in Fairfield.
• More info on Philip Glass's Satyagraha. You've still got time to catch the Enco...
• Your Job Search: Beyond the Resume at the Fairfield Public Library
• If you're looking for a good foundation to your weekend, check out the Blocks of...
• In her final meeting as a selectman, Sherri Steeneck received effusive tributes...
• Tonight at 6pm, Matthew Bogdanos speaks about his adventures recovering stolen a...
• Next up on our NT Live schedule: Collaborators on Dec. 1!
• All Aboard: I've Got a Ticket to Ride is coming up on December 8th. Learn more:...
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - November 16, 2011
• Elizabeth Sullivan Named Vice Provost for Admissions and Financial Assistance at Sacred Heart University
• Sacred Heart University Community Gathers for Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service
• Everyone needs something to look forward to on gloomy days like today. How abou...
• The Penfield Reef Lighthouse Preservation Committee informed the Board of Select...
• Not one, but TWO of our upcoming artists have recently performed at the White Ho...
• On the 2 month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, this article draws some intere...
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY'S GARY ROSE NAMED 2011 CONNECTICUT PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR
• Sacred Heart University Faculty Address National Association of Social Workers at Conference
• Teamwork is Key to Success During Sacred Heart University Medical Missions
• Fairfield Farmers Markets - Find local organic farmers market around the Fairfield area
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - November 14, 2011
• More coverage on John's session with our film and theatre students!
• What is the Straw Hat Circuit and when did it begin? Guest curator Martha S. LoM...
• Fairfield U students get to speak with John Malkovich before his performance her...
• Hey improv fans: make sure to check out Theatre Fairfield this weekend when they...
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission rejected on Tuesday night a proposal to buil...
• Students, Occupational Therapists Gather for Sacred Heart University Workshop to Honor Late Alumna
• Sacred Heart University Names Megan Rock as Vice President of University Advancement
• so...what did we think of tonight's performance by mr. malkovich, sopranos kirst...
• A new restaurant, Chipotle Mexican Grill, is set to open in the Kings Highway Sh...
• After his defeat in the first selectman race, Robert Bellitto Jr. said he is loo...
• A recount shows that two Representative Town Meeting candidates, Democrat Alan M...
• Welcome To Blocks of Love!
• SWCAA Award to The Jewish Home
• We're all looking forward to tomorrow night's performance of The Infernal Comedy...
• Fairfield County and Friends, tell us how you really feel:
• The Fairfield Police Department is set to present a traffic improvement plan for...
• If you could ask John Malkovich one question what would it be?
• Forth Annual Green Faire in Stamford Features Round-Table Discussion, Green Coast Award Winners and Green Drinks
• The acrobats are here today with 2 shows at 3 & 7pm!!!
• Fairfield honored its veterans on Friday in a ceremony held at Town Hall Green.
• Fairfield U students - rush tix to the Miles Davis Experience are available for...
• An Oscar Wilde favorite comes to Fairfield!
• Come see!
• A little Miles to start off your Friday...come hear more tonight at the Miles Da...
• Thank you to our veterans: 372 years you've been there for us. We will never for...
• Who's in your tree? Learn more about researching your family’s heritage with Jol...
• Thomas Gardner, a suspect in a Massachusetts murder, was captured after an inten...
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - November 9, 2011
• Managing Stress During Your Job Search
• Sacred Heart University Names Joseph Del Rossi as Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development
• Notre Dame's Gary Lamberti Addresses Freshwater Crisis at Sacred Heart University's Hesburgh Lecture
• Learn About Educational Opportunities For Adult Students
• Sacred Heart University Brings Henri Nouwen’s Spiritual Story to Life at Inaugural Lecture
• Sacred Heart University's Jennifer Mattei, Ph.D., Named Director of ESAM Program
• Kids And Good Sportsmanship
• At Sacred Heart University, John Douglas the 'Mindhunter' Details His FBI Career Tracking Criminals
• Sacred Heart University Nursing Students Score Highest Pass Rate on National Exam
• Randye Kaye to Speak at NAMI Book Club at the Fairfield Public Library
• Guys Night Out - Film
• Sacred Heart University Alumna Sarah Galluzzo is Serving Up Homemade Organic Salsa
• Sacred Heart University to Host Religious Education Program with Diocese of Bridgeport
• Patents and Trademarks Talk at the Fairfield Public Library
• Olive Oil Tasting and Cooking Demo With Pamela Sheldon Johns at The Fairfield Public Library
• Low Vision Services at the Fairfield Public Library
• Sacred Heart University to Rededicate Library Following Extensive Renovation
• Sacred Heart University's John F. Welch College Of Business Striving to Improve Freshman Experience
• Steve Mazan, Talks About His Book Dying To Letterman at WSHU Public Radio’s
• Boot Camp Challenge Offers Personal Training
• Spanish Author Makes American Literary Debut at The Fairfield Public Library
• Today is your LAST CHANCE to enter to win our Malkovich ticket sweepstakes. Don...
• We understand that some Met Opera patrons were unable to attend Saturday’s 6pm E...
• HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Does anyone have an historical jack o' lantern? And does anyone...
• Bridgeport Zoning Approves Change To Allow For New Jewish Home and JCCS To Be Built; Investment Bankers, Architects, Engineers and Construction Management Firms Selected
• The snow is melting and its time for magic, illusions, and maybe a couple of dis...
• Fairfield Green Drinks Welcomes First Selectman Tetreau-Tuesday, Nov. 1st
• If you're joining us for this afternoon's broadcast of the Met's Don Giovanni, d...
• only 3 days left to enter to win free tix to see John Malkovich here at the Quic...
• Paranormal Investigation at the Fairfield Public Library
• A Documentary Film with Heart at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - October 27, 2011
• High Voltage Author Talk With Jim Motavalli at The Fairfield Woods Branch Public Library
• Quartetto Cornetto premieres tonight with a special program featuring Fairfield...
• Halloween is almost here, and there's plenty of freaky fun on offer this weekend...
• Who's listening to Werewolves of London? WE ARE! Happy Halloween weekend everyon...
• Soundwaves – The Lions Gate Trio Performs at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - October 26, 2011
• Tech Tips D.I.Y. - Tips and Tricks to Keep Your Computers Running at the Fairfield Public Library
• Learn About Facebook and Twitter at The Fairfield Public Library
• A local development group is proposing two new medical offices for an upper Blac...
• A legal analysis by an independent counsel of the approval process used to amend...
• Music fans, don't forget about our special offer for FB friends...$20 tix to see...
• NeedleMania at the Library Branch
• Steve Mazan, Comedian with Incurable Cancer, Talks - Dying For Letterman
• FBWC and EMS to Host Traffic Skills 101 Class
• Tips For Debt Management and Credit Repair at The Fairfield Public Library
• have you entered to win your FREE tix to see John Malkovich perform at the Quick...
• From the heart of Valencia to the heart of Fairfield U...flamenco!
• Break a leg to all of our Theatre Fairfield students...Once Upon a Mattress open...
• The QuickTix Kiosk is up and running today at the BCC! Fairfield U students, st...
• Happy hump day everyone! How about some Gaelic tunes to help you get through th...
• After 24 years at 3671 Post Road, the Friendly's Restaurant in Southport has clo...
• Want to learn more about Bravo!? There's always someone chatting about the exhib...
• Greenwich Hospital's Frank Corvino Has Prescription For Nation's Heath Care Crisis
• Michael L. Iannazzi Named VP for Marketing and Communications at Sacred Heart University
• First Annual Henri Nouwen Lecture at Sacred Heart University to Feature Producer Kevin Burns
• HALLOWEEN IS COMING! Are you ready for a particularly ghoulish evening? Check ou...
• A century-old sugar maple at Sherman Green is coming down this week.
• Have a penchant for the Scots or Gaelic music? Then don't miss award-winning si...
• Free Literary Humor Writing Workshop at The Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield University Interior Design exhibit runs today through Nov. 4
• Interim First Selectman Michael Tetreau sits down with the Fairfield Citizen's G...
• Once Upon A Mattress opens this Wed! Check out our talented students as they pe...
• Check out the CT Post blog about our illusionist show next Sunday!
• SHU Featured In Princeton Review's The Best 294 Business Schools
• Who doesn't love a little magic on Halloween?
• Thank you Sierra Hull & Highway 111 and The StringFingers Band for your knock ou...
• nice little sneak peek backstage at the Quick with Sierra Hull & Highway 111
• Bridgeport Native, Newtown Resident Honored
• This has got to be one of the most fun sound checks ever...Sierra and her band a...
• Do you think history is boring?
• Fairfield U students -- $5 rush tickets are available for tonight's bluegrass sh...
• The town moved closer to the acquisition of the Penfield Reef Lighthouse, as the...
• Today is foot-stomping Friday at the Quick Center! We're all about bluegrass to...
• a culture vulture's delight!
• Dolan School Named To Best B-School List For 7th Time
• Westport And Weston Celebrate Your Money, Your Health, Now Your Choice, With The Jewish Home
• Sacred Heart Univ And Connecticut Audubon Society Announce Grant
• Overcoming Hurdles To A Successful Marketing Plan at The Fairfield Public Library
• less than two weeks left to enter to win free tickets to see John Malkovich in h...
• Listen to these guys (aka The StringFingers Band) on WPKN (89.5 fm) tomorrow at...
• Fairfielders can enjoy a taste of France with a visit to Christophe Ensenat's mo...
• Get to know the composer! This rare footage of Stravinsky rehearsing 'A Soldier...
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - October 19, 2011
• Sierra Hull & Highway 111: we're glad you chose the mandolin over pointe shoes!
• Friday will be busy here at Fairfield U. Be sure to join us as we celebrate the...
• In the wake of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the world watched in dismay as thieves...
• Philip Glass's "Satyagraha" is coming soon!
• Way to go Ahn Trio!
• Break a leg Mr. Brantley, Mr. Lamos and Ms. LoMonaco! We're looking forward to t...
• The life of former Sacred Heart University basketball player Chauncey Hardy was...
• Students - you still have a chance to grab your rush tix to Sierra Hull. The Qu...
• Welcome to our new Facebook friends! Make sure to spread the word about our Joh...
• OMG! We've been blogged:
• Is Occupy Wall Street missing a soundtrack? What do you think should be its the...
• Join us for a meeting of the theatrical minds tonight as NY Times Theater Critic...
• Fairfield University’s Dimenna-Nyselius Library To Host Special Event Commemorating Its 10th Anniversary
• Write On! Hands-on Help Building a Writer’s Platform at the Fairfield Public Library
• Basics of Budgeting Workshop at The Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield's two major party candidates for first selectman, Michael Tetreau and...
• The state Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Walgreen's related t...
• Each of the candidates for first selectman argued for a conscientious approach t...
• Did you know that both Sierra Hull and Julie Fowlis have taken time out of their...
• Sacred Heart University and CT Audubon Awarded Grant to Restore Stratford Point Coastal Habitat
• Are you a grad student? Do you like bbq, bluegrass, and beer? Do you like thes...
• Happy Birthday Roni! Thanks for the gorgeous performance last Fri night, and es...
• Check out the most recent review by NY Times' Chief Theater Critic Ben Brantley....
• Learn How to Document your Family History
• Food Day at the Library
• 'Rebuilding Hope' Movie Screening at Library
• Green Market Exposition Showcases the Green Technology Behind Sustainable Communities
• Your Child and Anxiety - How To Spot It and How To Help at The Fairfield Public Library
• We had so much fun today with our young audience patrons! Join us again on Oct....
• Don't miss today's young audience performance, which has been called "stunning,...
• ‘Calcium Without the Cow’ at the Fairfield Public Library
• Share and Celebrate Local Green Initiatives
• Fairfield County families: join us this Saturday for a magical theatrical experi...
• Have you signed up yet to win tickets to see John Malkovich perform at the Quick...
• They've been working hard back in the scene shop! Can't wait to see the sets co...
• Spotlight on Kate--- and Fairfield Museum! Read all about it.
• Two Wall Street bankers discuss #occupywallstreet
• A proposal to open a 27-seat French bistro at the Southport Metro-North train st...
• There is a savory menu of events this weekend, including a cheese tasting Saturd...
• Come see Koresh Dance Company perform tonight at the Quick! Stick around afterw...
• Congrats Aquila! Come see them after they meet the Prez on 11/20!
• We're proud to have a Fairfield Alum on our stage next Fri night!
• Special Business After Hours
• Legends And Hauntings Walking Tour
• Firefighter Hugh Dolan, the Independent Party's candidate for first selectman, d...
• Fairfield Stationers, which was formerly located in the Brick Walk development,...
• Quattro Pazzi Cafe, an Italian restaurant at 1499 Post Road, will expand into sp...
• To ease congestion near Tomlinson Middle School, Police Chief Gary MacNamara has...
• Are you headed to Westport Country Playhouse to see Twelfth Night? Bring any qu...
• Free SAT Workshop
• Business Networking Meet And Greet
• Fairfield University Bensonians are warming up in the lobby, which means it's al...
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission approved on Tuesday the temporary use of a p...
• Part 2 of the CNN mini-documentary on the Infernal Comedy. Enter to win 2 free...
• Ouch! Those Koresh dancers can stretch!
• A great article on Michael Cooper and his Masked Marvels show!
• What better time to see a virtuoso mask maker and mime than Halloween? Join us...
• Watch the video to get a taste of what you missed from Stories on the Green: In...
• Ludlowe retained the Swedish Cup for the seventh straight year on Monday after a...
• Excited to hear Artistic Director Mark Lamos talk before Twelfth Night at the Pl...
• Since Google didn't think it was worth celebrating Giuseppe Verdi's birthday thi...
• The Quick's Box Office will be closed today for the holiday, but tickets can sti...
• Members Annual Meeting this week featuring Connecticut in the American Civil War...
• Awards to be Presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• AWEsome Addition to Children’s Computer Labs at the Fairfield Public Library
• From Memory to Memoir: A Memoir Cookbook Writing Workshop at the Library
• How many 20 year olds do YOU know who can count Dolly Parton and Alison Krauss a...
• The JOHN MALKOVICH TICKET SWEEPSTAKES continues...don't miss your opportunity to...
• Tonight is your last chance to catch Perpetual Peace!
• Teen Read Week Fun at the Fairfield Public Library
• If you're looking to feel the fall spirit this weekend, get some pumpkins, make...
• Read all about it: Our Little Town was up late last night telling stories on the...
• Great behind the scenes footage on The Infernal Comedy with John Malkovich. Ent...
• Look at this sold-out crowd, absorbed in the action! Don't miss your chance to s...
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - Street Banners on Parade: 2012 Edition
• Getting Through to HIRED Talk at the Fairfield Public Library
• Connecticut Audubon Society Announces Officers And Directors
• Fairfield Businesses Invited To Breakfast And Demo
• Learn To Live With Stress at The Library
• Come one, come all! Tonight: Stories on the Green "In My Little Town" at the Fai...
• After covering more than 4,000 miles in two months, Fairfield natives Joe Ruscit...
• A legal analysis that reports that former First Selectman Kenneth Flatto lacked...
• Do yourself a favor this morning. Enter to win 2 free tickets to see the venera...
• Tolstoy And The Purple Chair Author To Visit The Library
• Learn About Wordpress at the Fairfield Public Library
• Concerned About Allergies? Come and Hear Author of Food Allergy Memoir
• Fairfield Public Library Announces That Kindles are Now Compatible With Library EBooks
• Making Things Up: A Catholic Writer's Beginnings - Lecture
• They'll be occupying the Quick Center next spring...
• This opera is sure to be like no other!
• A busy night here at the Quick! The Black Box was packed for the world premiere...
• Great article on Daniel DeLoma and the Black Box Poetic Exhibition!
• Oct. 19 we'll have chief theater critic for the NY Times on stage with chief the...
• Tonight is opening night for the North American premiere of Perpetual Peace! Jo...
• The rumor is true: we're giving away 2 FREE TIX to see John Malkovich at the Qui...
• Grad students: join us for FREE BBQ and bluegrass!
• The Board of Finance approved on Tuesday night an approximately $900,000 request...
• psst. good morning FB fans. Do you want to see John Malkovich perform at the Q...
• Win tickets to "Twelfth Night, or What you Will" OR Buy Tickets and listen to Ar...
• A BIG Thank You to the super-amazing audience in the Kelley Theatre for the Luci...
• An independent counsel's report has found that former First Selectman Kenneth Fl...
• Vanity Fair Culture Critic James Wolcott Speaks at WSHU Public Radio's 'Join The Conversation'
• Create Tasty Longevity with Chocolate!
• Sibling Rivalry Talk at the Fairfield Public Library
• Sneak peek of Anna Bolena!!
• Thank you Lara Logan's Official Page for such an amazing lecture and discussion!
• We're honored to have the wonderful Lara Logan on stage tonight for our 2nd Fair...
• Be out and about in your little town this Thursday night. Come hear the stories,...
• Among the new arrivals, a bridal shop will open at 1125 Post Road.
• Sierra at the IBMA Music Awards!
• Connecticut Campaign for Sustainable Communities Launches October 1st, 2011
• Fairfield U students, staff, and faculty -- there is still time to get rush tix...
• 'Coloratura' is quite spectacular!
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - September 28, 2011
• Robert Bellitto Jr., the Republican nominee for first selectman, talks to the Ci...
• The Fairfield Police Department unveiled its new 33-foot SAFE Boat vessel on Fri...
• So much jazz, so little time! Hear Brazilian bossa nova songstress play with Cyr...
• Mike Horyczun's recent blog on Fairfield Patch features Luciana!
• We've updated the info! See what you can do at the Fairfield Museum on Sunday.
• Employment Law And Employees’ Rights Talk
• From Memory to Memoir: A Memoir Cookbook Writing Workshop at The Library
• Check out this great review of Luciana's most recent concert. She was deemed a...
• With fall season in full swing, there is a lot happening in Fairfield high schoo...
• The Fairfield University Bookstore is scheduled to open next month at 1499 Post...
• Talking About Books - Literature and Life with Dr. Mark Schenker
• Learn About Cholesterol at the Library
• Gigantic Book Sale at Fairfield Public Library
• New Financial Series Begins at the Library
• This is a great intro for those of you who have yet to be introduced to (and ama...
• The National Theatre of London's next installment of theatrical brilliance. Th...
• our first modern dance performance of the season!
• I can hear the ocean and the sounds of people laughing...am I outside? At a play...
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission rejected Tuesday night an application to bui...
• what better way to start the day than with a discount?! Fairfield U students, s...
• Are you as excited about the first Met Opera as we are? Check out this slidesho...
• Book Launch Party and Book Reading at Fairfield Public Library
• Join us tonight at 7pm as Fairfield U professor Dr. Janie Leatherman discusses h...
• The Representative Town Meeting approved on Monday night $3 million in bonding f...
• The Fairfield Museum just received the GuideStar USA Exchange Seal in recognitio...
• Congrats to the Ahn Trio!
• NT Live's The Kitchen gets 5 stars by Michelin!
• Imaging Ourselves In Heaven
• Bonjour Happiness Author To Visit The Library
• Dr. Abigail Disney to Discuss 'Women, War & Peace' at Sacred Heart University
• Check out this trailer for the next National Theatre Live broadcast of The Kitch...
• The Hindu Cultural Center of Connecticut celebrated Indian culture on Sunday at...
• Stage luminaries and theatregoers gathered on Saturday night at the Fairfield Mu...
• After a rainy start to the weekend, the fun started to roll Saturday at the Dwig...
• Social Media Marketing Talk - Discussion
• Our first Met Opera in HD broadcast will be interesting to fans of opera, histor...
• All the best performers bring to their role something more, something different...
• An interesting article for our Met Opera patrons.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - September 21, 2011
• We're nearly ready: There's No Business Like Show Business... Who says it better...
• We can't wait to have this amazing percussionist on our stage Oct. Cyro - you a...
• Along with construction of the Fairfield Metro train station, the town is restor...
• Sierra's newest video posted on CMT!
• At the start of fall, there is much on offer in Fairfield this weekend, includin...
• Enchanted Forest
• Mona Garcia Presents New Opera Series
• These 3 musicians are each spectacular in their own right. But all 3 on stage t...
• Hey jazz fans: check out the Westport Arts Center tonight at 7pm for its Jazz Ja...
• Department of Public Works crews are set to begin work to restore town beaches t...
• Don Ross will serve as the town's acting assessor after the current assessor, Th...
• Join us tonight for TWO FREE EVENTS. The Walsh Gallery kicks off the season wit...
• Fairfield Bikers to Participate in Moving Planet.
• What's your favorite Katharine Hepburn moment?
• Is anyone else listening to Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson on NPR right now? We'll be...
• Discover How To Make Real Food Improve Your Life
• Ready for Rosh HaShanah at The Jewish Home
• Top Raw Food Educator In The World Visits Fairfield!
• A group of gun-wielding men dressed in black and Halloween masks broke into a ho...
• Shirley Jones At Edgerton Center
• The Board of Education began its review last week of a memo of understanding tha...
• Spotlight on you this weekend: Bravo! A Century of Theatre in Fairfield County o...
• After 10 years, Miles Marek is stepping down as the producing director of the Fa...
• Film Series At Fairfield Public Library
• Connecticut Audubon Society Announces New Vice President
• Fairfield Public Library News - Senior Center
• First night of Open VISIONS was a success! A packed house for Chuck Todd!
• Riverfield Elementary School failed this year to meet the No Child Left Behind l...
• Tonight is the first Open VISIONS Forum of the 11-12 season! We are thrilled to...
• That waaaas a pretty kickin' banjo.
• The Community Theatre could be facing closure if another party does not step for...
• Hundreds turned out this weekend at Our Lady of the Assumption Church to enjoy t...
• Fairfield Public Library News - Fairfield Day at The Zoo
• Fairfield Public Library News - September 15, 2011
• Listen to a performance by Brazilian bossa nova superstar Luciana Souza at the K...
• Just perusing the internet for the Bela Fleck album recorded here in 2000 with t...
• Sandip Burman is sound checking right now with 15 tabla drums and his sitar...co...
• A huge THANK YOU to our opening night audience! The Ballroom performance was ex...
• Fairfield U students, staff, faculty: rush tickets ARE available for tonight's p...
• Mike Horyczn's blog on Fairfield patch features Sandip Burman, performing at the...
• New Financial Series Begins At The Library
• Learn About Facebook
• Moms Returning To The Workplace
• sound check!
• less than 3 hours until Spanglish Fly hits the stage...students don't miss this...
• Seeking to address a shortage of crossing guards, Fairfield police are seeking n...
• If you're looking to see some fancy footwork this weekend, check out the "Ballro...
• Fairfield U students: are you ready to dance, bugalu-style? (Don't know what tha...
• Countdown to NT Live is on! 2pm can't get here soon enough!
• The Mill Plain Road bridge, which re-opened last weekend, is set for one more br...
• The Fairfield Town Plan and Zoning Commission voted this week to reject an appli...
• NPR's Award-Winning Media Correspondent to Speak at WSHU Radio's Join The Conversation
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - September 12, 2011
• um. wow. That's 908 MILLION dollars, ladies and gents.
• A new ShopRite supermarket opens today at 1975 Black Rock Turnpike.
• Lt. Col. William Tetreau, brother of interim First Selectman Michael Tetreau, is...
• Meet The Kicking Daisies At Pinkberry!
• Fairfield school officials reviewed on Tuesday night a new policy that would bol...
• EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Fairfield U students, staff, and faculty: stop by the Quick...
• Join us at this FREE book talk with Fairfield U's own Dr. Janie Leatherman
• We're so pleased to have this important work premiering at the Quick!
• One more day!
• Film Screening of 'May I Be Frank'
• CrAFTERHours at the Fairfield Public Library Woods Branch
• The Fairfield Public Library Is A Community Refuge
• Live Green CT! September 17th & 18th
• Great article on our friends over at the National Theatre in London...come see t...
• Key eyewitness accounts led to the arrest last Thursday of Christopher Message,...
• Fairfield U staff, faculty, and students: join us today from 12-1pm as Director...
• Sacred Heart University Celebrates 'A Time for New Beginnings' With The Inauguration of Dr. John J. Petillo as Sixth President
• Father Anthony Ciorra Joins Sacred Heart University as Assistant Vice President for Mission Catholic Identity
• Did you see the profile on our Director, Gary Wood, in Sunday's CT Post?
• Tango, flamenco, samba, rumba...you name it, you'll see it this Saturday at Ball...
• 3rd Annual Touch A Truck Returns to Fairfield
• Fairfielders gathered on Sunday at Town Hall Green for an interfaith tribute to...
• Student tix still available for Malkovich, come on down!
• Students: remember that we'll be releasing Malkovich tix to 10 of you for purcha...
• More praise for One Man, Two Guvnors! Theater fans, check it out on Sept. 15 (2...
• Sacred Heart University's First Students Plan Mixer-Style Reunion
• Google Guru to Talk at the Fairfield Public Library
• Connecticut Audubon Society Announces 113th Annual Meeting
• Thank you all.
• We were so happy to see so many community members participating in this importan...
• The interfaith service at the Fairfield Museum was beautiful.
• Interfaith observance at the Fairfield Museum today at 3pm. Please stop by-- all...
• The tragic events of September 11, 2001 had a profound impact on many Fairfielde...
• Fairfield U students: you've only got one chance to purchase tix to see John Mal...
• Ten years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Fairfield and Westp...
• It was great meeting all our new Fairfield U students this weekend! Now don't f...
• The wonderful Bianca Brown and Daniel DeLoma man our table at the Student Activi...
• Get your weekend off to an uplifting start by catching a jazz gospel concert fro...
• We're headed over to the Student Activities Fair soon...we'll be the table with...
• We're bringing out the ol' dancin' shoes for this performance!
• The banjo and the tabla? It works, we promise. On Sun, Sept. 18 check out Sand...
• Bravo! A Century of Theatre in Fairfield County
• Learn How To Document You Family History
• Mary Lou Derosa of Fairfield Named Vice Provost For Special Academic Programs at Sacred Heart University
• Sacred Heart University Introduces Freshmen Seminars
• Sacred Heart University's Thomas More Honors Program Introduces Honors-Only Residential Space
• Fall Gardening Advise
• Leonard Cohen + Luciana Souza = niiiiice.
• The Board of Selectmen voted on Wednesday to increase the authorized bonding for...
• Police and fire officials are investigating fires that erupted early Thursday mo...
• 1 week until our season begins, and boy what a weekend we have scheduled! NT Li...
• This weekend the 9/11 Exhibit will be open for viewing. Please come--all are wel...
• This year's Kennedy Center Honorees have been announced. Who is your favorite?
• Fairfield's Catholic Studies Center Plans Litchfield Conference
• After the start of the school year was delayed by Tropical Storm Irene, Fairfiel...
• And...we're open! Buying tix to Quick Center performances and events has never...
• Last but certainly not least…ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Jim Brickman, performing...
• What is the oldest church still standing in Fairfield?
• Do do do do…do do do do…singer/songwriter Paula Cole is so much more than the "D...
• Come be inspired by these young performers who bring their dancing, drumming, an...
• A week after Irene hit, Fairfielders are showing a strong resolve as they push a...
• Investigative Journalist Jason Berry Returns To Fairfield Campus
• September 11th Memorials - 10th Anniversary Events and Memorials in Fairfield
• A Quick Center audience favorite! Get your tickets soon to this sure to be sell-...
• Local tree-service companies are doing brisk business in the aftermath of Tropic...
• The Acting Company has produced celebrated actors such as Kevin Kline and Rainn...
• Come see the clan of Irish singers and dancers that the Guardian calls “unmissab...
• "If you like sports, you'll like this show...and if you couldn't care less about...
• Sacred Heart University Fall 2011 On Campus Recruitment Opportunities!
• Selecting Books For Middle School Readers
• Game Day Friday for Teens at the Fairfield Public Library
• Learn About Seasonal Allergies - Lecture
• Are you a fan of Joliet and Elwood? Then this Tribute to the Blues Brothers is a...
• Direct from Russia, the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin is sure to delight our classic...
• Senior Center and Fairfield Public Library Collaborate To Bring Seniors To Library
• Job Interview Challenge at The Fairfield Public Library
• Just try to get this song out of your head now! We expect a great audience respo...
• It doesn’t get more New Orleans than this -- and just in time for Mardi Gras! U...
• As the clean-up from Tropical Storm Irene continues, Fairfield and Westport's tr...
• Our season of Grammy-winners continues which Chucho Valdes who has won 8!!! Let...
• If you still don't have power Friday night or are just looking for some post-sto...
• There is an upside to power outages: You still have time to see Bill Eppridge's...
• Pull your lightsabers out of the basement and come watch Charlie Ross' One Man S...
• Fairfield Chamber News - Hurricane Assistance for Businesses
• Remembering 9/11 at The Library
• Sunday Matinee Host David Bouchier Speaks At WSHU Radio's Join The Conversation
• Health Matters - Introduction to Mindfulness
• Fairfield University completes ambitious building and renovation plan with new residences for students set to open next week
• As clean-up and power restoration work continues following Tropical Storm Irene,...
• Fred Garbo’s Inflatable Theater Company was such a hit last time, we had to brin...
• We're on Patch! Please tell us what you think of the write-up.
• “The passion and the energy was so alive…” Yeah, that’s Philadanco in a nutshell...
• Hurricane Irene: Hey’s and Nay’s
• We’ll start things off right in 2012. Nothing but the best for our audiences, an...
• Are you happy to have turned the page on your calendar today to September? We ar...
• Do you have power yet? Let us know! We're keeping tabs on Fairfield County for p...
• Sacred Heart University's Incoming Freshmen Kick Off College Career With Week Of Volunteerism
• Last but not least for our holiday shows is Babes in Toyland on Dec. 18! Sing-al...
• If musical theater is more your cup o’ tea, then don’t miss The Church Basement...
• Guess what? The Museum is free for all until September 23rd. Stop by and visit w...
• The Representative Town Meeting will vote Wednesday night on a $7.5 million bond...
• It's never too early to start thinking about the holidays, right? And everyone n...
• Developer Kurt Wittek says he is willing to conditionally contribute $3 million...
• In the wake of Tropical Storm Irene, local dining establishments such as Duchess...
• And we're back! I hope everyone weathered the storm.
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - August 29, 2011
• Hurricane Irene may have forced us to close today, but we will hopefully be open...
• Career Counseling And Job Search Boot Camp
• Find out the latest about Fairfield's preparations for Hurricane Irene.
• Due to the impending hurricane (IRENE!) the Fairfield Museum and History Center...
• Red Cross Hurricane Safety Checklist
• Firefighter Hugh Dolan will run as the Independent Party candidate for first sel...
• Kudos to The StringFingers Band! We're proud to have you guys on our season...c...
• The Board of Selectmen approved on Wednesday an additional $7.5 million in bondi...
• if you were stuck in your house during a hurricane and had ONE album to listen t...
• Does anyone know what "unquowa" means? I'll give you a hint: In 1639 Roger Ludlo...
• Fairfield Chamber News - Get In The App
• DJ Spooky, The Doors, and a piano trio? Yes, that’s right. The Ahn Trio is just...
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve plan...
• The Board of Selectmen will vote Wednesday on a proposal to issue $7.5 million i...
• Back to School for Fairfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• And football players say they don't know how to dance...check THIS out!
• When was the last time Fairfield experienced an earthquake?
• All of our wonderful Fairfield U athletes, don't forget about your second career...
• Can't get enough theater? After seeing John Malkovich on Nov. 15, come back on...
• German shepherd Ruger was "sworn in" Monday as the newest member of the Fairfiel...
• See you at the Forum!
• Sacred Heart University Alumnus Erik Johnson Named A James Madison Fellow
• 5.9 Earthquake felt in Fairfield, centered in Virginia
• THIS JUST IN! We are happy to announce that local bluegrass band StringFingers...
• Who was the founder of the Fairfield Historical Society?
• Penfield Beach was transformed into an art gallery on Sunday as hundreds of adul...
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Awards $15,000 Grant to The Center For Elder Abuse Prevention
• Teen Summer Reading Game
• Fairfield University’s Center for Catholic Studies Announces Fall Schedule
• If your weekend itinerary leaves you parched, quench your thirst for a good caus...
• to pique your interest...
• Quick Center sports fans have 2 reasons to be joyous today (and I'm not even cou...
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - August 17, 2011
• Shelton resident Frank Mazzabufi was identified by authorities as the man who dr...
• Facing a Representative Town Meeting subcommittee Wednesday, former First Select...
• Were you reading that last post closely? If you were, then you saw that we've a...
• Get thee to the theatre!
• All good things must come to an end -- it's our last week with the folks from Mi...
• A 17-year-old faces drunken driving charges after a Tuesday night accident that...
• Sacred Heart University Nursing Professor Guided By W.C. Fields
• SHU to Host Screening of the Film 'Of Gods and Men'
• Wellness Education at The Library
• These amazing acrobats have wowed audiences all over the world, and tickets are...
• Preliminary numbers from an audit of the Fairfield Metro Railroad Station cost o...
• Officials have decided to request $1.2 million more for renovations at Sherman E...
• Fairfield’s Campus Garden Serving as an Outdoor Classroom
• Always a bit controversial, Wagner's been an even hotter topic in the news recen...
• Have a question about your town? We've got the answer: To the caller who wished...
• The Jewish Home for the Elderly, now located on Jefferson Street, may move to Pa...
• Former First Selectman Kenneth Flatto on Monday said he had changed his mind and...
• Freshmen Orientation - Need Volunteers
• End of Summer Book Sale at the Library
• Sacred Heart University to Host Lecture in Honor of 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• A rainy Monday calls for jazz, and while it's still season-appropriate we might...
• LIVE GREEN CONECTICUT! ANNOUNCES OUTSTANDING MUSICAL LINE-UP FOR FAMILY FESTIVA
• SHU to Host Political Cartoonist Jimmy Margulies
• SHU's Dr. Peter A. Maresco Co-Authors Book Dangerous Hoops: A Forensic Marketing Action Adventure
• We know you're anxious to get dates and times for the rest of the NT Live broadc...
• Give your weekend a "Keltic Kick" by catching a free concert on Sunday under a n...
• Exciting line-up for OVF!
• Fairfield Woods Middle School will have a new classroom wing and its kitchen and...
• Fairfield may continue its legal efforts to recoup $42 million in pension funds...
• Bennett Center For Judaic Studies Announces Fall 2011 Schedule
• The Parks and Recreation Commission has submitted plans to the Town Plan and Zon...
• What do Hilary Swank, Trent Reznor, and Joan Baez have in common? They are all s...
• Horsing Around At The Jewish Home
• If sultry, passionate Spaniards are your thing, then you should probably join us...
• The Representative Town Meeting approved on Monday a new committee to investigat...
• The Science Behind Sacred Heart University's Summer Camps For Kids
• The Martians are landing in CT! Come and hear the original 1938 broadcast of Ors...
• Today we heard from a visitor that the item that will be missed the most (from t...
• About 1,300 African American and Native American men served in the Union Army du...
• So many operas to get excited about! Which one are you looking forward to most?
• If you're looking for some stirring drama this weekend, check out the Fairfield...
• Town officials celebrated on Thursday the completion of a $5 million reconstruct...
• Hey, I know that guy!
• The federal government will not give away the Penfield Reef Lighthouse to the town.
• During the last year, several Fairfield Cab vehicles have been taken out of serv...
• A Board of Finance subcommittee investigating cost overruns from the constructio...
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - August 3, 2011
• A construction manager and independent legal counsel have been hired by interim...
• Legal fees for the Fairfield Metro train station project include almost $200,000...
• Princeton Review Names SHU Among 'The Best 376 Colleges' and 'A Best in The Northeast' College
• Kids Comedy Club
• Town officials gathered on Monday for the dedication of the town's Carl J. Dickm...
• Fun for the whole family! Come out and be a part of Spencers Theatre of Illusion...
• Help someone learn English!!
• I think Paul McCartney would approve. Julie Fowlis will be here to serenade you...
• Fairfield Patch calls our 11-12 season a "cultural cornucopia"
• Have you seen Fairfield's history? The main exhibit, Changing Landscapes, is com...
• Hundreds of volunteers turned out this weekend to support Operation Hope's annua...
• In addition to her PhD in bioengineering, Southporter Rachel Gordon is pursuing...
• Check us out on Fairfield Patch!
• Interactive Puppet Program at the Fairfield Public Library
• Bravo to all the members of Summer Festival Chorus. Not only can these guys and...
• Fairfielders Kevin Wildes and Jamie Horowitz are the creative minds behind ESPN'...
• If you couldn't make it to our Open House in June, check out our season preview...
• Going The Extra Mile For Cancer Research
• The Well-Mannered Dog Program at the Fairfield Public Library
• Federal Grant Will Help Fairfield University’s School Of Nursing Prepare Students For Real-Life Experiences In The Operating Room By Way Of A Mock OR
• Don't forget -- this Saturday we celebrate 18 years of Summer Festival Chorus!
• Looking forward to a great night with Bill Eppridge: a photographer and a witnes...
• The Parks and Recreation Commission has submitted plans to the Town Plan and Zon...
• Fairfield's pension funds are now worth a total of $293 million, up from $252 mi...
• The kids are at it again! Every corner of the Quick is filled with Missoula Chi...
• Sing and Dance Along at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - July 27, 2011
• Fairfield's fourth CVS store has opened in the new Kings Crossing shopping center.
• Fr. Gerald Blaszczak, S.J., Leaving Fairfield University To Take Advisory Post To Jesuit Superior General In Rome
• Live Green CT! September 17th & 18th, 2011
• Live Green CT! Returns: September 17th-18th
• We love our community partners!
• Strong suggestion: go see "Lips Together, Teeth Apart" at Westport Country Playh...
• Fairfield Museum is proud to be a community partner with Fairfield University's...
• In response to inquiries from RTM members, Board of Finance member Kevin Kiley o...
• Introduce French Culture To Your Child
• Fairfield Chamber Of Commerce News - July 25, 2011
• The state Appellate Court has dismissed an appeal brought by Walgreens, which has been trying for several years to open a new outlet in the former Stratfield Market.
• The endorsed Republican candidate for first selectman, Robert Bellitto, will not face a primary challenge from RTM member David Becker.
• Aspiring painters, architects, and photographers: employment is in your foreseeable future!
• This week: Bill Eppridge-- Back by popular demand. Don't miss your last chance to hear the poetic stories of a great photographer. Thursday, July 28th, 7-9pm. A Time It Was...
• Are you a fan of dance-centric reality shows? Then, oddly enough, you should be turning to Fairfield U! Tonight from 6-8pm tune into WVOF 88.5 Fairfield University to hear Dancing With The Star's Carmen Carter on "Upper Room with Joe Kelley.&
• Fairfield Public Library News - July 22, 2011
• Fairfield Students Medal at Taekwondo Junior Olympics
• Whew. Busy day today...but we're happy to see all the enthusiasm for our 11/12 season! The Box Office may be closed for the weekend, but you can buy tix 24/7 at www.quickcenter.com.
• If you're looking for a literary theme to your weekend, check out the huge book sale at Pequot Library in Southport.
• T minus 84 minutes until single tix go on sale!!!
• Many questions remain as interim First Selectman Michael Tetreau and other town officials continue their review of the town's Fairfield Metro railroad station project.
• So many things to be excited about! Gathering of the Vibes this weekend. A new Shake Shack in Westport. Quick Center single tickets on sale tomorrow. In a perfect world I'd be able to buy my QC tix while eating a Shack Stack while on site at Gat
• Be careful out there today everyone.
• Fairfield's next generation of thespians gets ready to take the stage this weekend at Fairfield Warde High School to perform "The Jungle Book."
• 2011 'Birds In Their Habitat' Juried Art Exhibition And Sale
• Fairfield University Clare Boothe Luce Professor In Engineering Named
• Congrats to Koresh Dance on 20 years! Can't wait to celebrate when you are here on Oct. 14!
• Pat Gillespie asks one of Fairfield's burning questions: Who has the best pizza in town?
• Fear of commitment? Stressed out by the thought of a subscription? No worries -- single tickets for the 11/12 season go on sale FRIDAY, JULY 22!!!
• An 80-foot sugar maple tree on Sherman Green will come down within the next few months, Tree Warden Ken Placko ruled at a public hearing on Wednesday. The tree suffers from severe root and trunk damage.
• Fairfield Republicans chose Board of Finance Vice Chairman Robert Bellitto on Tuesday night as their candidate for first selectman.
• Former Fairfield Resident, Susan Santangelo, Presents Her Book At Fairfield Public Library Woods Branch
• Artist, writer, activist, naturalist. Let's face it: CT native James Prosek makes the rest of us look pretty unproductive. Check out his remarkably detailed watercolors at the Bellarmine Museum at Fairfield University Oct. 21 - Dec. 21!
• Great team!
• Hot outside, climate controlled inside:
• Stratfield Elementary School's $17.5 million expansion and renovation project is set to be completed by the end of August.
• If this photo doesn't get your attention, I don't know what will! Check out that mask, ladies and gents! And then check out Michael Cooper -- visual artist and mime extraordinaire -- on Sun, Oct. 16 in MASKED MARVELS AND WONDERTALES!
• GSEAP presents "Reimagining Education: Meeting the Needs of Special Learners in the 21st Century" Aug. 4
• 1 week down, 5 more to go! Featured on PBS News Hour, The Missoula Children's Theatre takes over the Quick for 6 weeks each summer. This Friday, kids of all ages from the community will present Alice in Wonderland!
• Almost three weeks after its start, confusion and complaints have surfaced among residents and trash collectors about the town's new single-stream recycling program.
• A plethora of bargains could be found Sunday at the monthly flea market at Fairfield Warde High School.
• Quick Center staff members Diana Mille, Gary Wood, and Daniel DeLoma brave the heat at the Westport Fine Arts Festival today from 1-5pm!
• SFC takes over the Quick on July 30!
• From Sept 22 - Dec. 4, 2011, The Walsh Gallery will showcase the work of Robyn Fairclough, an artist whose entire collection was destroyed last year in a devastating studio fire. Come see what she's produced in the aftermath!
• Stay cool this weekend by heading over to the Fairfield Theatre Company on Saturday to catch a performance from the hockey-rock band, The Zambonis.
• "Tales and Ales" were on tap Thursday, as about 150 people gathered at the Sun Tavern for a fundraiser to support renovations for the Old Post Road landmark.
• Great article!
• Introduction To Graphic Design At The Library
• Learn about Osteoporosis and Osteopenia At The Library
• Discussion at the Library on Education Opportunities for Adult Students
• Fairfield University and Inventors’ Association Program to Explore The Revolutionary New World Of ‘Crowdfunding’
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - July 13, 2011
• Sacred Heart University MBA Students Make Not-For-Profit Strategic Management Pitches
• Members of the Board of Finance and the Representative Town Meeting have submitted a long list of questions to interim First Selectman Michael Tetreau regarding cost overruns for the Fairfield Metro train station project.
• 7th Daughters of the Earth Gathering
• Singer/Songwriter Rosanne Cash to Speak At WSHU Public Radio’s 'Join The Conversation'
• Summer Festival Chorus to rock the Quick Center once again with "Bach Meets the Boys of Summer"
• The Soiling of Old Glory: The Power of a Photograph tomorrow night at 7pm. What does history say to you? Come learn more from Louis P. Masur at FMHC. $8; Members, $5
• We're so proud to be hosting Fairfield University Professor Dr. Janie Leatherman on Thursday, Sept. 27 at 7pm in the Black Box. Come hear this highly-acclaimed author discuss her newest book -- Sexual Violence & Armed Conflict.
• Pre-K Storybook time at the Fairfield Museum! Hermit crabs rule-- and Lantern Fish are pretty cool too.
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - July 11, 2011
• Are you going to the Westport Fine Arts Festival this Sunday? If so, stop by the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County's table and say hi to Quick Center Director Gary Wood, who'll be manning the table from 1-5pm!
• The recently-discovered cost overruns for construction of the town's third Metro-North train station dominated debate Monday night among the three Republican candidates for first selectman.
• Sacred Heart University Offers Summer Courses to High School Students
• Opening Night of the Met Opera in HD series is October 15! Kick off the season with Donizetti's Anna Bolena, starring Anna Netrebko as Henry VIII's ill-fated queen, singing one of opera's greatest mad scenes of all time!
• "Bank" $500 for your Museum! The Bank of Fairfield will donate $1 for every like they receive in the month of July! Go to www.facebook.com/TheBankofFairfield
• Saturday. 6pm. Town Green. Sun Tavern: Where Fairfield gathers for a pint.
• You don't need a black turtleneck and beret to enjoy this poetry: The Black Box Poetic Exhibition offers the opportunity to see Fairfield U artists at their finest. The series features student poets reading original work, as well as showcasing thei
• Bridgeport-based Latin rock band, Cosmic Jibaros, heat up Fairfield this weekend with a performance on Saturday at the Fairfield Theatre Company.
• Coco, a nine-month-old labrador mix, is available for adoption from the Fairfield Animal Shelter.
• Building on its success, Village Bagels plans to put in outdoor seating at its second Fairfield outlet, which is located in the Bob's Stores shopping center on Post Road.
• Go "Behind the Scenes" with Koresh Dance! This is the first of many episodes that document the making of a new work and give cool insights into the workings of this world-renowned modern dance company. The Philadelphia Inquirer warns that au
• It was on this day, 232 years ago, that Fairfielders looked out across Long Island Sound and waited to see if the British were indeed landing. At 10am the fog burned off and they saw that the British ships had anchored here.
• Many questions remain about the budget overrun for construction of the town's third Metro-North train station.
• Residents Council Officers Installed at The Jewish Home
• Set to open in October, the new bookstore may also feature a coffee shop and a computer retail outlet.
• Approval for the audit comes a week after Interim First Selectman Michael Tetreau told the RTM that construction of the town's third Metro-North train station is running from $2 million to $6 million over budget.
• Have you heard that John Malkovich is coming to the Quick Center? Yeah, we're pretty excited, too. We're expecting this one to sell out so act fast! Here's a tip to all our FB fans: before single tix go on sale JULY 22 you can reserve y
• Are you a Townie? Did you know that tomorrow marks 232 years since Fairfield was set ablaze by the British? Did you know that Eunice Dennie Burr remained in her home, the Burr Homestead, though many families fled inland?
• Sound off on your thoughts about the Casey Anthony verdict. Was the decision fair, or did Casey get away with murder? Voice your opinion here:
• The Bodega Taco Bar is a new addition to the Heritage Square Shopping Center at 1700 Post Road.
• A reading of the Declaration of Independence at Town Hall highlighted Fairfield's Fourth of July celebration.
• It's sure to be a packed house on October 3 when we welcome Lara Logan, CBS Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, to Open VISIONS. The event is titled: "Apartheid to Afghanistan, Reporting from the Front Lines"...Here's an example of
• Welcome back! Busy weeks ahead: Burning of Fairfield Walking Tour on the 7th, Tavern Night on the 9th, Samuel Smedley author talk on the 10th AND Louis Masur's lecture on the 14th. Phew. It's all Fairfield, ALL THE TIME!
• Happy Fourth of July weekend! Please keep in mind that the Museum is closed on Monday. Head to the beach for the fireworks!
• The long Fourth of July weekend in Fairfield promises to be both sun-splashed and star-spangled, so here are a few ways to enjoy it.
• How much do you know about the NIÑA and the PINTA? Replicas are at Captain's Cove July 1, 2, 3, 4 from 9am-6pm.
• Like João Gilberto? Then you'll want to come see Bossa Nova songstress Luciana Souza on October 1!
• Sometimes it is comforting to hear that even Laurence Olivier Award-winning actress Zoë Wanamaker gets "hideously nervous" before going on stage. Hey - I would too if my performance was being broadcast live all over the world! NT Live�
• David and Elizabeth just won two tickets for Tavern Night on July 9th!
• The Fairfield Police Department has re-instituted the Boot Program to force collection of unpaid parking tickets.
• The planned audit comes after town officials learned on Monday from Interim First Selectman Michael Tetreau that construction of the Fairfield Metro train station is running from $2 million to $6 million over budget.
• NBC Chief White House Correspondent by day. Social media guru by night. Chuck Todd will kick off the Open VISIONS series on Sept. 19!
• Connecticut Audubon Society Announces New Board Member
• The Board of Education indicated on Tuesday night its support for the renovation and expansion of Riverfield School.
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission unanimously rejected Tuesday night a plan for a new retail/commercial building at the corner of Post Road and Sasco Hill Road.
• The Board of Education renewed Superintendent David Title's contract Tuesday night, awarding him a $10,000 bonus, but no raise.
• Westport Country Playhouse has give the Museum a present! A balloon with two free tickets to Lips Together Teeth Apart. Be the first at the Museum and grab those tickets! Check it out online:
• The tabla and the banjo? Now that's a mighty duo. Check out Bela Fleck jamming with Sandip Burman for the 2000 Flecktones album - Outbound. Sandip will be performing at the Quick Center solo on Sun, Sept. 18!
• Sacred Heart University Establishes Isabelle Farrington College of Education
• Five Year Old Grads Face the Future from Fairfield, Milford, Monroe
• What to do this Wednesday... Celebrate the 80th birthday of the Westport Country Playhouse! As a special gift to the community, single tickets to any remaining 2011 production will be 20% off for one day only this Wednesday! For more information call (2
• The new Fairfield Metro-North train station may cost the town another $6 million to complete.
• What will you remember? Burning of Fairfield Walking Tour, July 7th Stroll back in time and explore the history and events about the attack on Fairfield by the British on July 7, 1779. View significant sites and listen to costumed interpreters as they r
• Boy can she turn!!! Check out Iveta Lukosiute's audition video for So You Think You Can Dance. Iveta will be joining us on Sept. 17 for Ballroom! We Are the Champions!
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - June 27, 2011
• A large sugar maple tree on Sherman Green is scheduled to be removed due to severe root and trunk damage.
• On this day, in 1905, there was a mutiny on the Russian Battleship Potemkin. Does anyone know what started the uprising?
• The 11-12 season is announced! Starting today, our FB fans (that's YOU!) will be getting daily doses of insights, tidbits, and behind-the-scenes footage with an aim to enlighten and intrigue. First up, check out this interview with the cast of the
• We're wrapping up our (very successful!) Open House as we speak. Couldn't stop by? Fret not - you can give the Box Office a call until 4:30pm today (203-254-4113)! Our website is up to date with all the new season information, so check it out
• Ever wanted to move like the pros on So You Think You Can Dance? You'll have your chance this September when SYTYCD star Iveta Lukosiute joins us for "Ballroom! We are the Champions!" on Sept. 17. Six star couples will teach a FREE class
• Michael Tetreau speaks to the Fairfield Citizen's Genevieve Reilly about his objectives as the interim first selectman.
• Enjoy a maritime menu Friday at the Welcome Club of Fairfield and Easton's annual clambake at the Jacky Durrell Pavilion at Penfield Beach from 7 to 11 p.m.
• Hey FB fans: did you know that starting tomorrow, in addition to buying subscriptions, you can also purchase single tickets to four shows coming up this Fall?! Which shows, you might ask? Come to our Open House tomorrow to find out! (we'll give y
• Beach Party! Fifth Annual Penfield Beach Bash
• July 4th Fireworks
• While the number of shoe repair experts has declined in recent years, local cobblers such as Peter Ku still faithfully pursue their craft.
• Republican first selectman candidates, David Becker and Robert Bellitto, have yet to settle on a debate schedule.
• International Field at Stratton Faxon Fairfield 1/2
• Stratton Faxon Fairfield Half Marathon sold out- 5K has only 500 spots left!
• Fairfield police prepare extensively for a range of school and workplace crisis scenarios.
• Talk about Renaissance men! The current Walsh Gallery exhibit, Director's Choice, features 5 working men from CT who moonlight as extraordinary artists. Check out this article for more information, or better yet – stop by this Saturday for a
• 3 days and counting...Saturday will be a big day here at the Quick Center!
• Shop Rite is seeking a special permit, so it can create a new traffic pattern around the building at 1901 Black Rock Turnpike.
• Katherine Sullivan was honored recently by the New England Patriots for her volunteer work at the Norma F. Pfriem Breast Care Center.
• Former Ad Man Honored With Fairfield University Dolan School's Teaching Excellence Award
• Out with the old and in with the new...the 2011-2012 season goes on sale this Saturday! What were your favorite performances from last year?
• Recreation Director Gerald Lombardo says he expects that the majority of the work at Penfield Pavilion will be done in time for the Fourth of July.
• Sue Brand is the recipient of this year's PTA Council Deanna O. Kiernan Award.
• Do you know what happened on this day in history? Check out the History Channel's calendar.
• The Nature Conservancy Funds Development of Adaptive Coastal Restoration Plan for Stratford Point
• Fairfield Businessowners Name June 2011 CAREGiver of the Month
• Volunteer Of The Year Ellen Donen At The Jewish Home
• SHU Graduate Kelly Leather Wins Fulbright Scholarship
• Hundreds of people attended this weekend's parade in Southport Village, which was followed by the annual Blessing of the Fleet ceremony.
• The end-of-year exhibit showcased the work of 70 Fairfield Warde High School wood shop students.
• For many, the gray and rainy weather was a fitting "old country" way to kick off an event that celebrated all things from the Emerald Isle.
• Puppy Pic from a Fairfield Musuem member. This is Martha-- named for Martha's Vineyard, showing off her collar and her general ADORABLENESS.
• Where are you taking your dad on Father's Day?
• Pinkberry in Fairfield, tasty and cool.
• Take Dad along this weekend, whether it's to the movies, where there will be a collection for the Jimmy Fund, or the Fairifeld County Irish Festival, where all things Irish will be celebrated.
• Local senior citizen advocates and law enforcement personnel marked "World Elder Abuse Awareness Day" on Wednesday at the Fairfield Senior Center.
• The Parks and Recreation Commission approved on Wednesday a pilot program at Penfield Beach that would allow visitors to pay for parking passes at automated meters.
• What do you know about our town? Discover Fairfield on the Town Hall Green Walking Tour. Saturday, June 18th at 2:00 pm, at the Fairfield Museum and History Center. The tour includes the establishment of the town’s original “four squares&rdqu
• Town Plan and Zoning commissioners cited a lack of parking in their denial of a zoning compliance application for a Five Guys burger restaurant at the corner of Kings Highway East and Grasmere Avenue.
• Enjoy that sunset.
• Several residents of the Pine Creek neighborhood gathered at Old Town Hall on Tuesday to protest their property assessments.
• The proposed budget restoration needed approximately 8,600 votes, or 25 percent of the town's total registered voters, to succeed, but only garnered about 4,300 votes of support.
• Fairfield Public Library Presents Summer Reading Fun for Everyone!
• The new unit will be led by Lieutenant James Perez and Sergeant Robert Kalamaras and include Officers James Chueka, Gary Wikman, Ben Krygier and Paul Medvegy.
• The Fairfield County Irish Festival starts on Friday at Fairfield University.
• June 14, 1777: the Second Continental Congress approved the Stars and Stripes as the flag of the United States; a star for each state and 13 red and white stripes to commemorate the original 13 colonies. Happy Flag Day!
• Young Fairfielders did not have to venture far this weekend for a great summertime campout.
• One of the Museum's busy interns! Here she comes to save the DAY!!!
• State and local officials have been working to resolve residents' complaints about new traffic signals installed at the intersection of Kings Highway East and Grasmere Avenue near the new Whole Foods Market.
• Bask in the late spring sun this weekend by taking a stroll down to the Farmers Market at the Brick Walk Promenade on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.
• “Behind every successful woman is a substantial amount of coffee” Stephanie Piro
• Michael Tetreau will serve as interim first selectman until November when he will likely run in a general election for a full term.
• SHU Earns Award of Distinction for Workplace Wellness
• Fairfield University’s Walsh Art Gallery Features Five Local Connecticut Artists
• Find out where key town officials stand on next week's referendum on an $800,000 restoration to the 2011-12 education budget.
• So, what is everyone doing Saturday? www.CTvisit.com
• It's HOT! We have doggy bowls and a water fountain. Be aware and take care.
• The Board of Finance on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution that would allow the town's Bond Committee to refinance up to $35 million in bonds.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - June 6, 2011
• Credit Report Discussion at Woods Branch Library
• Guys Night Out at the Fairfield Public Library
• Weight Loss Lecture at The Fairfield Public Library
• Learn About Networking That Works at The Fairfield Public Library
• Kate Daniello, co-founder of a citizens group that supports the $800,000 reduction to the 2011-12 education budget approved last month by the RTM, said almost 100 of her group's referendum signs have been stolen.
• The Board of Selectmen approved last week approved a resolution that would allow the town to refinance up to $35 million in bonds at a future date.
• Eighteen Fairfield Democrats will gather on Thursday at McKinley School to vote for an interim first selectman. They will likely vote for Board of Finance member Michael Tetreau.
• It's a beautiful day for a bike ride.
• Fairfield Christmas Tree Festival Announces 2011 Beneficiary
• SHU's Farrington School of Education Recieves NCATE Accreditation
• At Sunday's commencement ceremony, new graduates of Fairfield College Preparatory School honored the memory of the late Ryan Brennan and looked to the future with plenty of optimism.
• A team spirit prevailed on Saturday night at Fairfield Ludlowe High School, as more than 2,000 people showed up to participate in and support the Fairfield Relay for Life, a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
• Learn About Connecticut Employment Trends at The Fairfield Public Library
• Now used as a training vessel in Mystic Seaport, the "Brilliant" schooner enjoyed an acclaimed homecoming in Southport this week.
• The Strawberry Festival at the First Presbyterian Church at 2475 Easton Turnpike is a taste of several great events taking place this weekend.
• I wish there was adult summer camp. To quote one of the girls in this video, I bet it would be "pretty fun."
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - June 1, 2011
• Sacred Heart University's 22nd Annual Pioneer Open Breaks Record for Scholarships
• Did you know that on June 2, 1692 the Court of Oyer and Terminer convened in Salem Town, Massachusetts? This would become the start of the infamous Salem Witch Trials.
• Tom Brennan, father of the late Ryan Brennan, and Fairfield Ludlowe High School music teacher Kevin Cotellese are co-chairing this year's Relay for Life fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
• After Acting First Selectman Sherri Steeneck and Selectman James Walsh were unable on Wednesday to settle on a pick for interim first selectman, the Democratic Town Committee will now vote on the issue.
• Sacred Heart University's University College Presents Faculty Awards
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield News - June 1, 2011
• Interesting...has anyone tried it?
• The 45,000-square-foot store will feature a Healthy Eating Center that will host classes and demonstrations for shoppers.
• Annual Meeting and Awards Reception
• John Convertito and supporters of his FACES political action committee are gearing up for a June 14 referendum, in which voters will decide on a proposal to restore $800,000 to next year's education budget.
• Fairfield Citizen food writer Patti Woods reviews Southport's new Tabouli Grill and meets the restaurant's owner, Judith Roll.
• This Thursday: Special Screening: PBS American Experience "Freedom Riders" Post film discussion with artist Tracy Sugarman. Learn how black and white Americans risked their lives traveling together on buses and trains through the South in 1961
• Fairfielders turned out in large numbers on Monday morning to attend the town's annual Memorial Day Parade.
• Fairfielders out and about!
• Who is going to brave the rain today?
• Happy Memorial Day weekend! We will be open! Please stop by.
• This Memorial Day weekend offers a range of great ways to honor those who have served this country, including the Sea Memorial on Turney Road on Saturday and Monday's Memorial Day parade.
• Acting First Selectman Sherri Steeneck sits down with the Fairfield Citizen's Patricia Hines to discuss the transition to the top job at Town Hall.
• As part of its agreement with the Sportsplex@Fairfield, the Town Plan and Zoning Commission will allow the Mill Plain Road complex to have 20 extra parking spaces for future development.
• Things I learned at the Fairfield Museum: a caitiff is a wretch. This word was frequently used as a term of endearment by the First Colonists in America. Do you know any Cait's? Kate's? Cate's? Great nickname for them when they whine.
• Sea Memorial Ceremony
• Welch College Of Business Team Finishes 3rd In 198-Mile Relay Race
• Inventors’ Association Talk at Fairfield University to Feature Creator of the 'Leaf Loader' and the 'Snowwolf'
• Memorial Day at the Museum! Come by after the parade on Monday and continue the fun with games, activities and watermelon! Kiwanis is doing lunch. Let's lay out in the sunshine...
• Citing a lack of information about the planned development, the Town Plan and Zoning Commission rejected on Tuesday a proposal for a new medical building at 2291 Post Road.
• The Board of Education voted Tuesday for a package of adjustments to the 2011-12 education budget that will cut foreign language instruction in grades 4-6, but will save a series of high school sports.
• Pious Bird Opens in Fairfield
• Please stop by! Saturday, June 25, 9:30am-12:30pm!
• The Representative Town Meeting approved Monday night a $100,000 appropriation to replace an underground oil tank at Holland School, while it postponed voting on a $250,000 request for facade work at Tomlinson Middle School.
• After expressing their dissatisfaction at Monday's RTM meeting, several Pine Creek homeowners may appeal their property assessments in state Superior Court.
• Fairfield Christmas Tree Festival Presents Check to Burroughs Community Center
• This is going to be hot: Burning Down the House Brew, summer sunshine and Ben Franklin.
• A pair of Pennsylvania State University students went the distance last Friday-- from Wilkes-Barre, Pa. to Fairfield-- to donate 300 pounds of goods to Give 2 The Troops, which sends care packages to military personnel stationed abroad.
• A perennial favorite, the Jennings Beach Carnival returned last week for its 20th edition.
• Fairfield Receives National Recognition For Community Service
• SHU EXERCISE SCIENCE PROGRAM CO-ORGANIZES ‘FIT KIDS FIELD DAY’ TO PROMOTE HEALTHIER CHOICES IN SCHOOLS
• Check it out in Fairfield Patch!
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - May 19, 2011
• Fairfield's Animal Control shelter has several four-legged residents who are looking for permanent homes.
• Super Duper Weenie Co-Owner John Pellegrino and other local business owners have expanded into mobile catering, a hot trend in the restaurant and retail food industries.
• Rain or shine, a spin or whirl on the rides at the Jennings Beach Carnival is well worth a trip to the waterfront this weekend.
• Scores of residents spoke out Thursday against proposed education budget cuts that would result in a "pay-to-play" system for high school sports and the elimination of sports such as hockey from schools' athletic programs.
• JUNIOR ALISON CUBBELLOTTI RECEIVES BROWNING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
• Bill's talk sold out! Great show tonight.
• Selectman James Walsh maintained his opposition on Wednesday to Board of Finance member Michael Tetreau serving as interim first selectman until the November general election.
• Humorist Sloane Crosley To Speak at WSHU Public Radio’s 'Join The Conversation'
• Women’s Auxiliary 2011 Spring Luncheon and Boutique a Success!
• With at least 1,900 valid signatures counted by town officials, the submitted petitions easily cleared on Wednesday the 1,751-signature threshold needed to call a townwide vote on the proposed school budget restoration.
• The tickets are FLYING out the door! Have you registered for A Man and His Camera: A Night with Bill Eppridge yet? THURSDAY: 7-9pm $8; Members and Students, $5.
• A federal stimulus-funded project to widen and improve Route 15 through Fairfield and Trumbull is scheduled to be completed in July 2012.
• Assistant Town Clerk Ann Roche said the certification process for the petition signatures will likely take until the end of this week.
• Superintendent David Title's proposal to charge high school students to play sports was met with a skeptical response Monday night from several Board of Education members.
• A citizens' petition that seeks to restore $800,000 to next year's education budget that was cut by the RTM needs approximately 1,750 signatures to call a referendum on the proposal.
• Fairfield University's School of Engineering welcomes Shelton High School students with experiment to be flown on the upcoming Shuttle Endeavor mission
• Friends and family rallied on Saturday to hold a pancake breakfast fundraiser for Mike Molnar, a former Southport volunteer firefighter who is battling a rare and life-threatening neurological disease.
• And the winner of the Thomas Farnham book this week is Jackie! Her favorite photo is "METadata" by Bobbie Bernstein. It's a beauty!
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission approved last week a revised sign plan for the Whole Foods shopping center. Fairfield's new Whole Foods store is scheduled to open June 3.
• This Saturday is for the birds, as International Migratory Bird Day is celebrated at the Birdcraft Museum.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - May 11, 2011
• Book Warehouse, a national book discounter, is set to take over space at 1499 Post Road after Borders' departure.
• Authorities believe that the unidentified male victim was the driver of the minivan that caught fire.
• Are you as busy as we are? Oooops!
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission reviewed on Tuesday applications for a new medical building on vacant land at 2291 Post Road and a new retail building at 2307 Post Road. It did not vote on either proposal.
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY MBA STUDENTS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE ACTION LEARNING PROJECTS
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY WELCH COLLEGE OF BUSINESS TEAM TO RUN IN 198-MILE RAGNAR RELAY RACE
• ZOO PARTNERSHIP CREATES UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRE-VETERINARY STUDENTS AT SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY
• Tax bills for acting First Selectman Sherri Steeneck, Selectman James Walsh, Board of Finance Chairman Thomas Flynn, and finance board member and GOP first selectman candidate Robert Bellitto will decrease in the new fiscal year.
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission has approved a new Subway sandwich shop for 691 Post Road.
• Churchill Downs came to Southport on Saturday, as the Pequot Library hosted its third annual Derby Day party to mark the Kentucky Derby.
• Win a special invitation to a champagne reception prior to A Man and His Camera: A Night with Bill Eppridge and a women's Valentino watch! History is how you measure time -- measure it beautifully. Would you like to learn more?
• The Jewish Home Men’s Club Hosts George Lipton Golf and Tennis Invitational
• The Real Estate Market in Fairfield is Changing
• On Sunday, take Mom up to Greenfield Hill for the 76th annual Dogwood Festival on the grounds of Greenfield Hill Church, 1045 Old Academy Road. Special events include a noontime blessing of the animals and performances from a trio of young instrumentalis
• As he moves on to a state government position, Kenneth Flatto looks back on 12 years as first selectman of Fairfield.
• Christopher Dimeo is sentenced to life in prison. Follow us for continuing coverage.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - May 4, 2011
• "And they cannot avert their eyes...."
• TONIGHT: Photojournalism: The Visual Voice of News and Media 7pm $5; Members and Students, $3
• The Fairfield Town Plan and Zoning Commission will consider on Tuesday an application to build a retail and office building at the corner of Post Road and Sasco Hill Road.
• Acting First Selectman Sherri Steeneck and Selectman Jim Walsh appear to be at odds over the Democratic Town Committee's endorsement of Board of Finance member Michael Tetreau for the interim selectman position.
• Actually, I think I own a piece of this musuem; it resides in my closet. Do you have history in your back pocket? Share!
• The RTM cut a total of approximately $960,000 from the $264 million town budget for 2011-12.
• Small Business Strategies At The Library
• Police said more than 1,500 students showed up Saturday to what was apparently a resurrection of the "Clam Jam" party held by Fairfield University students living at the beach.
• See the photography winners of IMAGES 2011!
• Best-selling Author Kelly Corrigan to Speak at Ladies’ Literary Luncheon
• Learn How to Transform Your Relationships at The Library
• The death of Osama Bin Laden had a powerful emotional impact on Fairfielders and Westporters affected by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
• Be a judge! Write down the name of your favorite photo from IMAGES 2011 3rd Annual Juried Photography Show--and your name-- place it in the vase at the front desk and twice a month FMHC will pull a name to win a Fairfield: The Biography of a Community by
• More than 500 men from Fairfield and Westport served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
• Bank Sponsors "Discovery in the Garden"
• GALA NIGHT!
• Medication Use in the Elderly: The Goldilocks Principle - Opens Coleman Lecture Series at The Jewish Home
• Connecticut Audubon Society Biologist Identifies New Species of Salamander
• Best-selling Author Kelly Corrigan To Speak At Ladies' Literary Luncheon
• New York Times Best-Selling Author, Paula McLain Coming To Fairfield
• Guys Night Out
• Learn How To Get Your Resume Noticed
• Although they couldn't attend the ceremony at London's Westminster Abbey, a group of Fairfield ladies and gents did the next best thing by toasting the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton with an afternoon tea at the Fairfield Public L
• Rockapella appearance on Fox CT News promoting tonight's show!
• Opening on Saturday, the Fairfield Museum and History Center's IMAGES 2011 exhibit features the work of renowned photojournalist Bill Eppridge.
• Funeral services for the late Nancy Hanlon, a fifth-grade teacher at North Stratfield School, will take place on Saturday in Hamden. Hanlon taught in Fairfield public schools for 18 years, including three years at North Stratfield.
• Newtown Resident, Fairfield University Professor Receives Honors
• Nutrition 101 Lecture at The Library
• A contingent of young Fairfielders as well as First Selectman Kenneth Flatto turned out on Thursday afternoon for a ceremony to honor the town as a "Tree City USA."
• Thank you Felicia- the Fabulous Intern- for all of your help. Good luck in Ireland! Go easy on the Guinness!
• The Town Plan and Zoning Commission approved this week an outdoor dining patio for the Black Rock Turnpike restaurant Tomato & Basil.
• Ludlowe High School junior Melissa Warten's Project POST is helping students to foster an encouraging school environment with just a Post-it note and pen.
• Ginger Wanted the Window Seat by Elizabeth Scully
• Book Sale at The Main Library
• Saturday, April 30th at 1 & 6PM, The Met: Live in HD presents Verdi's "Il Trovatore".
• Friday, April 29th at 8PM, The wildly popular a cappella group Rockapella returns to Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts!
• Vivian Petrecca beat out more than 40 students Tuesday night to win the 30th annual Fairfield Spelling Bee for fifth-graders.
• Want to see a photo of one of our selected photographers? A pre-preview?, if you will?
• Free Shred Day for the Community at The Bank of Fairfield
• What is a gallery before it's filled with art and historic artifacts? A MESS! And a whole lot of possibility.
• The Fairfield-based company plans to upgrade its 21-year-old building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment to use geothermal energy.
• Republicans proposed Monday night an additional $1.2 million cut to next year's Board of Education budget and an additional $760,000 reduction to the municipal budget.
• Learn How to Gain Control of your Sugar Blues at The Library
• Learn to Blog with Wordpress at Fairfield Public Library
• Learn What You are Doing Wrong in Your Job Search at The Library
• Help for the 'Sandwich Generation' at The Library
• Celebrate Great Books at The Library
• Arabic and Mandarin Chinese Classes at The Library
• "What's a good name for a chestnut tree?" and other delightful questions were asked and answered this afternoon at our Daisy Scout outing! (Chester-- excellent choice!)
• Fairfield firefighters have begun training with new equipment that allows them to quickly locate lost or trapped firefighters.
• Warde Gridiron Club to Sponsor The Jim Parry Foundation
• Explore Photoshop at The Library
• Small Business Strategies at The Library
• Shelton Resident, Fairfield Freshman Vying for Sierra Club Honor
• See "Bag It!" The Movie-at Fairfield's Earth Day Celebration
• EARTH DAY-- Love the planet!
• Help Wanted At Jennings Beach this Saturday
• Get hopping on your weekend plans and check out this list of egg-citing activities.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - April 20, 2011
• 'Social Media Boot Camp' For Business Professionals
• Very cool discussions happening here at the Museum. Seriously-- even the tools are microscopic!
• After a total of 16 years of service to the town, Kenneth Flatto presided Wednesday at his last meeting of the Board of Selectmen.
• An opening day for the Grade A ShopRite store on Black Rock Turnpike is still up in the air, more than a year after the Shaw's supermarket at that location closed.
• Turn the Top 10 Exercise Excuses into Fitness Triumphs!
• Royal Wedding Designed for The Fairfield Public Library
• Jim Wiser, Master Ship Modeler, will be here on Thursday, 1pm – 3pm. Come to the gallery and watch a demonstration by Jim Wiser and guests from the CT Marine Model Society as they complete a magnificently detailed historic ship model. Wiser will di
• Classrooms and courtyards became countries Friday for the annual "Warde Day" at Fairfield Warde High School, as students drank Moroccan mint tea, rode a Roman chariot and glanced into China's past and present.
• Town officials are considering a partnership with the Chamber of Commerce to create an information center at the town's new Metro-North train station, Fairfield Metro.
• The Hook & Hammer Society: Come help us hang the IMAGES 2011 Juried Photography Exhibit: See the Selected photographers for free, hang out with the fabulous FMHC staff AND eat chocolate. Be Part of Art. Call 203-259-1598!
• Do you play WARHAMMER? Have you ever played in a tournament? Did you know that the Fairfield Museum loves to host these events?
• New York Times Best-Selling Mystery Author, Mary Jane Clark to Visit Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - April 15, 2011
• A gray, blustery Saturday morning did not deter the scores of local youngsters who turned out for the Connecticut Audubon Society's 16th annual egg hunt.
• Don't be camera shy: register for the IMAGES 2011 Preview Gala! Hmmm... what to wear, what to wear...
• The spring fair and carnival season kicks off on Friday at 6 p.m. with the McKinley School Carnival at Jennings Beach.
• Not scheduled to open until the fall, the new Fairfield Metro train station has already become a favorite target of graffiti vandals.
• Saturday, April 16th at 7:30PM, The Fairfield University's Glee Club presents its spring concert, "Glee Goes Global" with Taiko Masala Japanese Drummers.
• The west wing and center section of the $3.2 million renovation project are set to open by July 1.
• The debate over the name of Fairfield's third Metro-North train station is over after the state Department of Transportation confirmed its decision to go with "Fairfield Metro."
• The Gould Manor Neighborhood Association has struck out in its bid to have the Town Plan and Zoning Commission hold a public hearing on the Fairfield American Little League's plans to renovate and upgrade the park's existing facilities.
• Chocolate, an exhibit, a comfortable seat--welcome to the Fairfield Museum and History Center.
• Superintendent of Schools David Title said Tuesday that the school district may file a lawsuit against the Northford-based Affordable Bus Charter company, which transported 250 Fairfield students to Washington, D.C. last week on uninsured and unregistere
• Commissioner James Kennelly emerged Tuesday as a vocal supporter of the project. He argued that the intervenors in the application process had not met the legal threshold to prove that the softball field would cause unreasonable pollution.
• Swing And Fly Amusement Park: A Place For The Birds At The Library
• College Expo at Fairfield Public Library
• Dozens of Fairfield students gathered at McKinley School on Saturday for an important extracurricular assignment: writing letters and creating works of art for service members stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
• Several local Boy Scouts have embarked on projects to expand the worship space at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, as they work towards their Eagle Scout badges.
• April 12, 1861 in Charleston Harbor
• Duckie Derby Day
• Did you take pictures with a Brownie? FMHC spent time over at Bill Eppridge's home today looking at the camera his father gave him-- a Brownie. Historic.
• Last Friday's groundbreaking ceremony at Fairfield Woods Middle School was Kenneth Flatto's last as first selectman.
• Tomlinson Middle School students gathered on Friday to assemble tote bags filled with blankets, stuffed animals, and used books to help children affected by domestic violence.
• Bellitto is the second Republican to join the race for first selectman after RTM member David Becker declared his candidacy last month.
• Easter Egg Hunt at South Pine Creek Soccer Field
• Greenfield Hill Congregational Church Gears Up For The Dogwood Festival
• The Guitar Orchestra of Barcelona was wonderful last evening. Big crowd and they loved 'em. I should have tried harder in my middle school Spanish class, however...the musicians joined the audience in the post-performance reception...it was such a
• The VOLUNTEER TEA was a huge success. Thank you to all of the volunteers. Your support is essential to the Fairfield Museum. We're also thrilled to hear that you love homemade coconut cupcakes and The Pantry
• The project will add an auditorium and 13 classrooms and expand the school's cafeteria.
• Women in Flight: Past and Present the American Association of University Women and the Trumbull Library are sponsoring a luncheon with special guests WWII pilots: Jane Tedeschi of Bethany, CT, Anita Matthews of Litchfield, CT and Jane D. Miller of Br
• Black Rock Congregational Church plans to submit its expansion plans for review by the State Traffic Commission by the end of this week, the last step in what has been a five-year quest to build a new house of worship.
• Get a jump on your spring cleaning this Saturday with a visit to the Stratfield Volunteer Fire Department's can and bottle drive.
• Five buses carrying 250 Tomlinson Middle School eighth-grade students were stopped by police on Wednesday outside Arlington National Cemetery after state officials asked local authorities to halt the vehicles because they were reportedly uninsured and un
• Kiwanis Golf Tournament
• Celebrate National Library Week April 10-16 with the Fairfield Public Library and Fairfield Businesses
• Fairfield's par 3 golf course has a new name: "Carl Dickman Par 3 Golf Course."
• Bikers unite!
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - April 5, 2011
• Pathways to Parenting at The Library
• Board of Finance Vice Chairman Robert Bellitto Jr. is set to formally announce his candidacy on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in front of Sullivan Independence Hall.
• Fairfielders- What was your favorite moment of this year's March Madness??
• Check out our photo gallery from yesterday's championship rally, welcome home party for UCONN!
• Fairfield University Student Orchestra Performs Its Final Concert
• April Met: Live in HD Operas Selling Out Fast at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Mother's Day and the Dogwood Festival are just around the corner. Come into the Museum shop to see the the work of local artist Michael Michaud, which features Dogwood jewelry.
• The Board of Selectmen will consider on Wednesday a proposal to name the town's Par 3 golf course on Old Dam Road in honor of former selectman, state representative and avid golfer Carl Dickman.
• The Fairfield Democratic Town Committee on Monday unanimously endorsed Board of Finance member Michael Tetreau to succeed outgoing First Selectman Ken Flatto.
• Fairfield University’s Glee Club as 'Glee Goes Global' At the Quick Center
• Memory Champ/Bestselling Author to Speak at WSHU's Join the Conversation
• The Fairfield University men's basketball program has announced that they will hire Princeton's Sydney Johnson as their new head coach.
• Thank you, fabulous photographers, for your submissions. We will contact the winners on April 11th. Good luck to you all.
• The work of young Fairfield County artists will be front and center in a new show that begins Sunday at the Fairfield Arts Center.
• Kieran McAlinden and Michael Brennan have teed off with their second Brennan's Shebeen restaurant at the town's H. Smith Richardson Golf Course.
• Late Ridgefield Resident, Joel Barlow Teacher to be Honored Atholocaust Remembrance
• Overview of iLife Suite for Mac at Fairfield Public Library
• Discussion at the Library on Education Opportunities for Adult Students
• Seed-to-Seed Library Kickoff
• Health Matters at Fairfield Public Library
• Enjoy a Sunday Afternoon Concert at the Fairfield Public Library
• ArtPlace Artist and Library Art and Curatorial Committee Member Dave Pressler Presents Lecture
• Senior Choice At The Jewish Home
• What do you think about the DiMeo life sentence? Did he deserve the death penalty or did the jury get it right? Leave us your thoughts here and comment on our blog.
• The curtain rises on the Tomlinson Middle School drama club's production of "High School Musical Junior" at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.
• The Board of Finance approved Thursday a total 2011-12 budget of $264 million, including almost $150 million for education.
• Breaking: DiMeo gets life sentence.
• Fairfield University's Earth Day 2011 Celebration To Encourage Individuals To Make Small Daily Changes
• Make a difference in Fairfield! Find the perfect local volunteer opportunity
• Fairfield Warde High School's Interact Club is holding a benefit concert April 1 at 7 p.m. to raise funds to help the victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
• It may be rainy and gross outside, but the sunny seaside is calling at the Fairfield Museum Shop. Come take a look at the ships in the gallery and then outfit yourself with a few seashore goodies.
• Plans by the American Little League to renovate two ballfields at Gould Manor Park has the Gould Manor Neighborhood Association crying "foul."
• Friday April 15th at 8PM: Come experience the unique sound of legendary musicians, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks with John Hammond at the Quick Center!
• Join us at the Quick Center, Saturday April 9th at 1PM for the live transmission of The Met: Live in HD presents Bartlett Sher's new production of Rossini's "Le Comte Ory" or 6PM for the encore broadcast!
• The Spring Fling
• The Met: Live in HD Presents Le Comte Ory at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Fairfield University’s School of Nursing Among the Ranks of the Best Graduate schools, says U.S. News and World Report
• And frankly my dear, we Fairfielders DO give a damn!
• To celebrate the novel's 75th anniversary, the Pequot Library in Southport will offer fans of "Gone with the Wind" a new postscript starting on Saturday: a display of the last four chapters of the book's final typescript.
• Board of Education members are considering several studies to project long-term school enrollment numbers.
• This Week’s Line Up at FTC
• Representative Town Meeting and Board of Education members clashed Monday night over spending for several school capital improvement projects.
• Fairfield University's Center for Catholic Studies Presents: 'Is The Pope Catholic? Reflections on the Challenges of Leading a Global Church.'
• I recommend you all consider coming on Monday night for the next Open Visions Forum speaker, Ms. Celine Cousteau. So many people email me or call asking "what's next", and I am thrilled that we have someone with such energy and devotion t
• Cousteau’s granddaughter to speak at Fairfield University
• With the store's closing in sight, customers have descended on the Fairfield Center Borders to snap up some major bargains.
• Free Career Counselor at the Fairfield Public Library on Tuesdays
• Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks With John Hammond at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Stecher and Horowitz Foundation and Fairfield University Present the Young Artists Series’ Pianist Igor Lovchinsky
• The Flowering of Punk Rock - Tom Hearn¹s Photographic Exhibition Opens at FairfieldUniversity¹s Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery
• Representative Town Meeting member David Becker, District 1, announced on Saturday his campaign for first selectman.
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY STUDENT ROBERT COLONEY '12 LANDS FULL-TIME JOB WITH THE NEW YORK YANKEES
• Health Matters - Introduction to Mindfulness
• Royal Wedding Preview at Fairfield Woods Branch Library
• Talking About Films at the Fairfield Public Library
• Unbelievable! Hiromi is a superstar! Like a rocket shooting across the stage. I am 50-feet off the ground...the Piano Jazz Summit tonight with Jackie Terrasson, Cedar Walton, and Hiromi was just beyond words, and Hiromi had the house standing and chee
• State Sen. John McKinney and State Reps. Kim Fawcett, Brenda Kupchick, and Tony Hwang met with constituents Thursday night to discuss Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's proposed budget.
• 'Learn to Tweet' at Fairfield Public Library
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY TO HOST SECOND ANNUAL ‘JAIL N’ BAIL’ TO BENEFIT SPECIAL OLYMPICS
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY TO HOST 65THANNUAL EASTERN COLLEGES SCIENCE CONFERENCE
• Library Journal Announces 2011 Movers and Shakers
• Many questions remain as the town seeks to find an interim and permanent successor to outgoing First Selectman Kenneth Flatto.
• A team spirit prevailed at the Colony Grill on Tuesday night as the Fairfield "Moms Making a Difference" squad took over as waitresses at the Post Road restaurant to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
• With the McKinley School Carnival facing a "meltdown" next month, Connecticut Tank Removal Co-President Joseph Palmieri emerged last week on an orange payloader to break down the snow mountains at Jennings Beach.
• These images are incredible. Come support the Museum and this amazing artistic community.
• IMAGES 2011 Deadline Extended until April 2! Submit your work online at www.fairfieldhs.org.
• 'Little Shop of Horrors' at Edgerton Center
• Debate of the proposed girls softball field at Hoydens Lane continued at a Town Plan and Zoning Commission meeting on Tuesday night, as opponents of the project contended that it would eventually lead to three fields on the town-owned property.
• Isabella Oleschuk has been found and according to police is OK.
• Fairfield Museum Director to Share Tall Ship Experience
• Firday, April 8th @ 8PM, the remarkable ensemble Guitar Orchestra of Barcelona will be performing. Charming, passionate, and heartwarming all at the same time, these virtuosi play with a mastery and humor that is a delight to see.
• Saturday April 2nd @ 8PM, Bobby Collins brings his heartfelt humor and keen observations to the stage.
• Ken Flatto is stepping down as first selectman next month to become the next executive director of the state Division of Special Revenue.
• Friday March 25th@ 8PM, Join us for what The New York Times calls “a rare opportunity for Connecticut concertgoers to hear some of the finest solo jazz on the concert stage." Three generations of solo virtuoso jazz pianists are united in Pian
• Local musicians rocked out Monday night at the Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne in support of relief efforts for victims of the devastating earthquake in Japan.
• Guitar Orchestra of Barcelona Plays the Quick Center for the Arts
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - March 21, 2011
• A new HeyFairfield.com partner – BizzBuzzTV
• Land mail is alive and well at Osborn Hill where first graders are running a bustling post office.
• Land mail is alive and well at Osborn Hill School where first graders are running a bustling post office.
• History Book Club: The Sea Captain's Wife by Martha Hodes meets Wednesday, March 30th with Professor Jennifer McLaughlin of Sacred Heart University. Award-winning historian Martha Hodes delves into the extraordinary world of Eunice Connolly who was
• Young climbers scaled new heights on Saturday at Fairfield's Caribiner Indoor Climbing facility.
• Kiwanis Club Of Fairfield Holds Annual Book Drive
• Learn to Work Smarter Not Harder at the Fairfield Public Library
• Debbie Reynolds at Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts
• Men's Basketball Postseason Run Ends With 72-68 Setback Against Kent State
• Fairfield Prep looks to complete the championship sweep tonight, when the Jesuits battle St. Joe's for the Class LL basketball title. We'll have live coverage from Mohegan Sun!
• Prep wins the hockey State championship!!!
• Noted Author Mira Bartók to Speak at Fairfield Public Library
• Local Author, Alison Espach, To Visit Fairfield Public Library
• Annual 'Jewish-Christian Relations Lecture at Fairfield
• Just because spring is almost here doesn't mean you can't feel the blues this weekend with guitarists Tommy Castro and Johnny A. at the Fairfield Theatre Company.
• The Borders bookstore at 1499 Post Road in Fairfield Center will close by May, according to a new company announcement.
• Fairfield University’s Free Black Studies Spring Music Festival
• Environmentalist Céline Cousteau Speaks At Fairfield University’s Open Visions Forum
• Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone! Erin go Bragh.
• Looking for an adventure? Fairfield Museum Members: Join us on Thursday, March 24th at 6 PM for a Members Reception honoring marine model artist Jim Wiser and view our newest exhibition From Sea to Shining Sea. The reception will precede “Into the
• Fairfield native Jonathan Gill narrates more than 400 years of Harlem history in his new book on the famous section of uptown Manhattan.
• The Board of Selectmen has settled on "Fairfield Metro" as the name of the new Fairfield Metro-North train station. The decision, however, is only advisory. The state Department of Transportation will have the final verdict on the name.
• Car gets stuck under tractor trailer following accident at I-95 Fairfield rest stop. See the exclusive pictures here.
• Two Westport natives have gone missing while reporting on the fighting in Libya for the New York Times, Wednesday.
• Prep will take on St. Joseph, Saturday night at 8:15p at Mohegan Sun for all the marbles in the Class LL tourney.
• The Stags will HOST a 2nd round NIT game this weekend against 7-seed Kent State. Details TBA.
• The Fairfield Stags upset Colorado State, Tuesday night, in the first round of the NIT tournament!
• Fairfield Prep beats Ridgefield and advances to the Class LL Championship game!!!
• Officer Kevin Wells, a 12-year veteran with the Fairfield Police Department, has been named its new K-9 officer.
• Funnyman Bobby Collins Plays the Quick Center for the Arts
• Connecticut Audubon Society Birdcraft Musuem Presents ‘Birdscaping’
• Stags defeat Colorado State 62-60, advance in NIT
• A new survey on local parents' perceptions of underage drinking continued to produce debate at a community forum held Monday night at the Fairfield Public Library.
• Southport craftsman Will Rhame pays tribute to Fairfield County's maritime history with a new exhibit of model ships at the Fairfield Museum and History Center.
• Fairfield Public Library OBOT Writers Contest Winners
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - March 10, 2011
• Inspired by both the "Project Runway" and "Glee" TV shows, Fairfield Ludlowe High School students took to the Fairfield Theatre Company stage on Sunday for the fourth annual Project Runway Falcon Edition.
• Call for Entries! ALL competition entries are submitted ONLINE. Student or Professional/Amateurs may submit images under the categories: Landscape, Portrait, Nature, Abstract, Photojournalism and Architecture. Limit 5 submissions per entrant. Student fe
• A car crashed and rolled over in front of the Chase Bank building on the Post Road. See the unbelievable photos here--
• The memory of the late Teddy Gerber lived on Friday at Osborn School as more than 100 people had their heads shaved to raise money for research to fight children's cancer.
• Sunday March 20th @ 2PM, Alex de Grassi, the master finger-style, steel-string acoustic guitarist will be performing his original score live for the Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu's 1934 classic film, "A Story of Floating Weeds."
• Saturday March 19th @ 1PM & 6PM, Join us at the QC to view a live transmission of The Met: Live in HD with Mary Zimmerman's hit production of Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" starring Natalie Dessay and Joseph Calleja.
• Oscar winner Danny Boyle returns to the theatre to direct his visionary new production, "Frankenstein". Join us at the QC Thursday March 17th @ 3PM & Friday the 18th @ 7PM, for the transmission of the live performance with Benedict Cumberba
• Check out Oscar-winning performances from Christian Bale and Melissa Leo in "The Fighter," playing this weekend at the Community Theatre at 1424 Post Road. For more info, call 203-255-6112 or visit
• How many of you have been aboard a seafaring vessel? Join our Executive Director, Michael Jehle, at 7pm on March 24th and hear his stories of what it was like as a crew mate on the Picton Castle ship as it made stops at the Galapagos, Pitcairn and ended
• 25 years after his death, three Fairfield police investigators are determined to find out who killed baby Victor.
• Without Borders: International Face of Cancer Photographic Display at Fairfield Public Library
• Public Forum - Ethics in a Global Business Context
• Fairfield's population grew and became more diverse during the last decade, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
• From Sea to Shining Sea: Coastal Navigation and the Ship Models of Jim Wiser -- opens on Saturday!
• Friends are remembering the life of Ryan Brennan, a popular Fairfield Prep senior, who died Feb. 28 after a two-year battle with cancer.
• Farm Sancturary Day at The Fairfield Public Library
• Like the second game of a double header, the plan to build a girls softball field on town-owned open space on Hoydens Lane was back Tuesday night for a new hearing before the Fairfield Town Plan and Zoning Commission.
• We've created a new look for our article pages that feature larger, more prominent photos! Check out this example and let us know what you think!
• The $17.5 million renovation and expansion project includes a new wing for administration offices and alterations to five classrooms.
• Town and state officials still have not settled on a name for Fairfield's new Metro-North train station.
• This Saturday, March 12th at 8PM, join us for a concert of Grammy® Award winner Shawn Colvin joins the prolific Loudon Wainwright III. In an era where solo singer/songwriters are ever more ubiquitous, Colvin and Wainwright III stand out as enduring t
• Join us this Friday, March 11th @ 8PM for a live performance of the Russian National Ballet Theatre's production of the immortal "Swan Lake"!
• The Board of Selectmen and Board of Finance began their review Monday night of the 2011-12 education budget as they studied proposals by the Board of Education and First Selectman Kenneth Flatto.
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - March 7, 2011
• Learn How to Leverage Your LinkedIn Account at the Fairfield Public Library
• The Stags will return the majority of their key players next season as they are expected to make another run at a MAAC title.
• Fairfield's magical season came to a crashing end yesterday at Bridgeport's Harbor Yard where they were stunned by Saint Peter's 62-48 in the MAAC Tournament Semifinals.
• Fairfielder Randy Ryan lives outside in one of the town's most unusual homes.
• Piano Jazz Summit Comes to the Quick Center for the Arts - With Cedar Walton, Jacky Terrasson and Hiromi Uehara
• The Irish In Film Spring Series Begins at Fairfield University
• Applause For Mickey Rooney - Financial Mismanagement Is Often Perpetrated By Those Seniors Trust Most
• In the wake of the last recession, homelessness has affected an increasingly diverse range of Fairfield County residents. Meet some of the folks who are getting back on their feet at Fairfield's Operation Hope shelter.
• Kick the winter doldrums to the curb this weekend with the help of a beer tasting at Harry's Wine & Liquor Market Friday from 4-7 p.m.
• The Quick Center for the Arts Presents a First: Two Versions of the National Theatre Live Danny Boyle Production of Frankenstein
• The Met: Live in HD Presents Lucia di Lammermoor at the Quick Centerfor the Arts
• The town has settled a lawsuit filed by a neighbor of Fairfield Woods Middle School, who sought a court injunction to halt construction on additions to the school.
• Christopher DiMeo, convicted of killing Fairfield jewelers Tim and Kim Donnelly, sobbed openly in Bridgeport Superior Court Wednesday, as his former lawyer took the stand.
• Learn About The Power Of Email Marketing At The Fairfield Public Library
• Raising Animals or Tending Your Vegetable Garden: The Importance of Thinking Ecologically
• Let the Fairfield Public Library Help You Serve a Meal To Omnivores and Vegetarians
• Catch The Bus To Connecticut Business Day
• Under Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's proposed budget, Fairfield could net $1.2 million in additional state revenues in 2012.
• Commuters appear to be on board with a plan to switch to annual permits for parking at Fairfield's railroad stations.
• Shawn Colvin and Loudon Wainwright III to Play the Quick Center for the Arts
• Josh Bleill - Talk/Book Signing
• This Saturday, March 5th @ 8PM: The famed nine-time Grammy® Award-winning western-swing, boogie and roots-music outfit, Asleep at the Wheel will be performing.
• Fairfield's 2010 Grand List totals $10.8 billion, down from $12 billion in 2009.
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - February 28, 2011
• Russian National Ballet's Swan Lake A Near Sellout at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Solas At Edgerton Center On Campus Of Sacred Heartm University
• Spark Energy MAAC Has Programs For Youngsters To Seniors
• Town officials reviewed last week $1.8 million in capital improvement projects proposed by the Board of Education for the 2011-12 budget.
• Watch "Our Lives" with Gwen Edwards featuring students from the New Beginnings Family Academy talking about their exhibit, "Our Nation's Generations" at the Fairfield Museum! The show will air next Saturday and Sunday, March 5th
• 43rd Annual Spring Luncheon and Boutique
• Green Initiatives at Green Drinks
• Green Coast Awards Announces New Director
• Green Coast Awards Announces New Director
• 'One Book One Town' Special Programs at The Fairfield Public Library
• Learn How To Keep Your Expertise Current at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Green Drinks-March 1st
• Add a little whimsy to your weekend at the Fairfield Arts Center, with the opening of a show by husband and wife duo Hans Wilhelm and Judy Henderson.
• The town Parking Authority's new plan is set to go into effect July 1.
• Human Rights Watch Deputy Director Speaks at Fairfield University’s Open VISIONS Forum
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - February 23, 2011
• Four Fairfield Warde High School students have found their voice as members of the rising a capella group, the FWHS Acafellas.
• Board of Finance Vice Chairman Robert Bellitto Jr. has filed paperwork to form a candidate committee for the first selectman position.
• Easton Resident, Fairfield University Dean To Step Down
• A Bridgeport man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly threatening former co-workers at BJ's Wholesale Club at 40 Black Rock Turnpike.
• Hey, I’m cutting the cord.
• Who were Fairfield's top earners of 2010?
• Saturday, February 26th @ 1PM & 6PM Encore: The Met: Live in HD presents Gluck's "Iphigénie en Tauride" with Susan Graham and Plácido Domingo.
• This Friday, February 25th @ 8PM: Dubbed by Jay Leno as "One of America's funniest female comics," hot comic Kathleen Madigan appears. Madigan has won the American Comedy Award for "Best Female Comedian" and the Phyllis Diller A
• Food columnist Patti Woods says you don't have to fork out much for a great meal in Fairfield.
• Warren Street Social and Athletic Club Saint Patrick's Day Classic
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - February 21, 2011
• Fairfielders are breathing a sigh of relief after learning that the downtown Borders outlet is not on the list of stores that the national book seller plans to shutter because of its bankruptcy filing.
• Does God Approve of Same-Sex Marriage, An Interfaith Discussion at Fairfield University
• Asleep at the Wheel, Logging Miles at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Business After Hours
• Movie Screening Of ‘The Chaperone’ At The Fairfield Public Library
• Want to enjoy this weekend's respite from wintry climes? Head down to Sanford Street in Fairfield Center and catch a show at the Fairfield Theatre Company.
• Comeback America: Turning the Country Around and Restoring Fiscal Responsibility
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - February 14, 2011
• Some area legislators say the governor's budget has too much spending and not enough cost-cutting measures.
• The town's police department plans to replace the Marine Division's 25-foot Boston Whaler with a new 33-foot Defender, the same type of vessel used by the U.S. Coast Guard.
• Plan now for great President's Week Events and Workshops for Kids!
• Ruth W. Messinger to deliver 2011 Bennett Lecture in Judaic Studies
• Fairfield University’s Inspired Writer Series Welcomes New York Times Bestselling Author Jacquelyn Mitchard
• Live video of Governor Malloy's much anticipated budget address!
• Girls Club Today! For girls in Grades 3 - 5, explore life in the early 1900s with Nellie! Call 203-259-1598 for more information and to register.
• Something for Everyone at the Fairfield Public Library
• Learn about Consulting as a Career Option at the Fairfield Public Library
• Penfield Reef, Sasco Beach, and Sunken Island are among the most popular sites in town for waterfowl hunting.
• Create a Business Plan at the Fairfield Public Library
• Saturday, February 19th at 8PM continue your Valentine's Day celebration on with the sensual, passionate and electrifying Tango Buenos Aires as they perform "Fire and Passion of Tango" with a live orchestra. Tango Buenos Aires has become
• Join us at the Quick Center Friday, February 18th at 8PM when for a co-production of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." Since its founding in 1972 by the legendary John Houseman and Margot Harley, The Acting Company has performed 1
• The Rev. Matthew Calkins, rector of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, says there are many ways in which God can be manifest in a Fairfielder's life.
• No injuries were reported, as the home's occupants fled to safety. Fire crews from Westport, Easton, and Stratford were also called to respond to the blaze.
• Daphne Dixon Joins AmericanTowns.com to Spearhead New Green Initiatives Website
• Daphne Dixon Joins AmericanTowns.com to Spearhead New Green Initiatives Website
• Upcoming Arts Events at Fairfield University
• Great lecture on historic documents by Seth Kaller today!
• Start the weekend on a good note by catching some top a capella performances Friday night at 7 p.m. at Tomlinson Middle School on Unquowa Road.
• After a Hall of Fame softball career, Donna Lopiano is now on base in Fairfield Center as the co-owner of the Casa Josephine deli, pizzeria, and Italian market.
• Author Visit - Conor Grennan Author Of Little Princes
• Food for Fines at the Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - February 9, 2011
• Six years later, the murder of Tim and Kim Donnelly still casts a pall over the Fairfield Center business community.
• The state Board of Education voted Wednesday to approve the Fairfield Board of Education's plan to move McKinley Elementary's preschool program to the Early Childhood Center at Fairfield Warde High School. The board's plan aims to create m
• Call for entries! Student, serious amateur and professional photographers from CT, NY, MA and RI!!!
• The Board of Finance approved Tuesday night a $2.2 million bond appropriation for code work and core facilities upgrades at Sherman School.
• The Board of Education is considering a Long Range Facilities plan that would cost $38 million. That's about $11 million more than what First Selectman Ken Flatto said he would allot for the plan.
• Health Reform: Educational Seminar
• Business Information Meeting And Breakfast
• With a new fundraising campaign, the Fairfield Theater Company hopes to grow its audience by reaching out to new demographics.
• Christopher DiMeo found guilty on all charges.
• Visit our latest exhibit featuring heartfelt student artwork and essays, featuring and inspired by the work of celebrated African American artist Faith Ringgold!
• 'With-ness' as a Warrant: Exploring the Mutually-Transformative
• Join us Sunday, February 13 at 2 PM, for a concert by Isra-Alien, a high-energy acoustic guitar duo that merges Mediterranean-gypsy music with jazz mentality and rock attitude. The concert will be followed by a lobby reception celebrating the Quick Cent
• Join us Saturday February 12th at 1PM for the live showing of The Met Opera “Nixon in China” (live in HD). Composer of the opera states "The meeting of Nixon and Mao is a mythological moment in world history, particularly American hist
• Several young Fairfield chefs welcomed the Chinese New Year on Friday with a "wonton wonderland."
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - February 7, 2011
• Fairfield Environmental Students Volunteer in New Orleans
• Pearce sobbed as she recalled seeing DiMeo after he robbed the Donnelly's store. "He said it didn't go good and he didn't want to talk about it and we laid down and got high."
• Fairfield Warde took home this weekend's FCIAC Cheerleading Title! See our exclusive slideshow here!
• For the first time in its history, a Jewish shabbat service was held Friday at Fairfield University.
• Emmy Award-Winning Journalist Byron Pitts Converses at Open VISIONS Forum at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Comic Kathleen Madigan at the Quick Center for the Arts
• The Met: Live in HD Presents Iphigénie en Tauride at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts
• Fairfield University Glee Club Presents 'Three Generations of Song III' At the Quick Center for the Arts
• Acting Company/Guthrie Theater Tour Romeo and Juliet at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Warm up winter this weekend with some Hot Tuna Blues at Fairfield University's Quick Center.
• Craig Wincentsen will be wearing his Packers cheesehead on Sunday, while his wife, Patricia, and son, Jordan, will be waving their Steelers Terrible Towels.
• Tango Buenos Aires Heats Up the Quick Center for the Arts
• Read how a Fairfield man found himself in trouble with the law after an accidental 911 call.
• Matthew Harrigan and his mother, Kathy Harrigan, have opened a new "out of the box" antiques and consignment store on Ruane Street.
• Dr. Yvonne Thornton to Speak at WSHU's 'Join The Conversation' for Black History Month
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - February 2, 2011
• Health care reform and caring for the elderly: A Fairfield University event in Los Angeles to explore timely issues
• Lt. James Perez is in good spirits after escaping serious injury from a snow rake accident last week.
• Plowing contractors, hardware stores, and roofers are among those profiting from the record snowfall this winter.
• Fairfielders, do not despair. That illustrious groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, did not see his shadow today!
• Bank Sponsors Junior Achievement
• The Met: Live in HD Presents Nixon in China at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Theatre Fairfield Continues Its 2010-2011 Season With T.F. Showcase at Fairfield University’s PepsiCo Theatre Opening February 10
• As the snow keeps accumulating, Meg Barone offers some handy advice from local police and residents on how to stay safe this winter.
• Isra-Alien - Guitar duo plays Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts February 13
• Fairfield University's School of Nursing to offer a Doctor of Nursing Practice in Nurse Anesthesia
• Former Fairfield selectman and state legislator Carl Dickman died Sunday at 84.
• Man's best friend is also a favorite with local elementary school students who are raising funds for a new Fairfield police K-9 unit.
• Join us Saturday, February 5th for "Borders of the Mind," a psychic show for the whole family. Joshua Kane identifies those in the audience with special abilities who will successfully project their own thoughts and tap the powers of their intu
• The Citizen's Genevieve Reilly has an exclusive report on a new rape-defense class being offered by the Fairfield Police Department and Fairfield University.
• Friday February 4th, The Hot Tuna Blues with Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady of Hot Tuna, blues icon Charlie Musselwhite and two-time Grammy® winner Jim Lauderdale will perform at Fairfield University's Quick Center f
• Thursday, Feb. 3 at 2PM Live from London's internationally acclaimed Donmar Warehouse, the National Theatre Live in HD presents Michael Grandage's production of Shakespeare's "King Lear" starring Derek Jacobi.
• Paranormal Investigation at the Fairfield Public Library
• Learn About FourSquare at the Fairfield Public Library
• Community Invited to Senior Services Open House at Grasmere by the Sea
• University Presents its First Shabbat Service
• Get Informed About the Legal Issues of Social Networking at the Fairfield Public Library
• Bon appetit! Patti Woods reviews the menu of new restaurants in Fairfield.
• Mill River Wetland Committee Hosting 44th Annual Meeting
• Feeling frazzled by the rough winter? "Gentle yoga" is just one of the ways to regain mental calm this weekend.
• The "little mouse music" of First Church Congregational of Fairfield's new organ is now the subject of a new children's book.
• The town's snow-removal budget is already $30,000 "in the hole," according to Fairfield Public Works Director Richard White.
• Do you have awesome photos from the aftermath of today's storm??? I know we do! Send us your pics to rfilardo@scni.com and we'll post them on fairfieldcitizenonline.com!
• Registration for Fourth Annual One Book One Town Programs Begins February 1, 2011
• Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Plays Beethoven and Brahms at the Quick Center for the Arts
• A new report says Michelle Waggner, mother of Democratic Registrar of Voters, Matt Waggner, owes the town $16,000 in blight fines. That amount is almost $100,000 less than the original total, a sharp reduction that has not escaped RTM members' atten
• Fairfield's Board of Education is set to vote on Superintendent David Title's proposed 2011-12 budget on Tuesday night. Most of his suggested five percent budget increase is expected to stay, board members say.
• In his state of the town address, First Selectman Ken Flatto highlighted recent economic development in the town. But RTM Republicans responded that Fairfield still has many challenges, such as funding its town employee pension funds.
• Learn How To Grow Your Business with LinkedIn at the Fairfield Public Library
• FOUR SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HONORED BY ILLUSTRATION WEST 49
• Southern CT Storm Special Hockey
• Mentalist Crosses Borders of the Mind at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• John Gilmore Will Share His First Novel at The Fairfield Public Library
• Journey Through Music on a Sunday Afternoon at the Fairfield Public Library
• MoMoirs Returns To The Fairfield Public Library
• Artist To speak, Exhibit Work On Jewish Themes At The University
• National Theatre Live in HD Presents Derek Jacobi in King Lear at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Sharif Iman Band's CD release party is just one of the many ways to make "Winter Shine" this weekend in Fairfield.
• Hot Tuna Blues at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Discover and Expore the French Riviera
• In 2010, 24 properties were added to the town's blight list, with two of those properties incurring outstanding fines of more than $260,000.
• Dissection of an Interview
• Film Screening 'Crazy Sexy Cancer' at Fairfield Public Library
• Library Patrons – Brush Up Or Learn A New Language Online!
• As part of its annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, Fairfield University hosted a gathering of young bards on Tuesday who recited their original works based on the theme of peace.
• The illustrious Shih Tzu Maisie is missing. Her owner is the sister-in-law of Bigelow Tea President Cindi Bigelow, and a large reward awaits if you can help the family enjoy another tea time with their cherished dog.
• DR. MATTHEW KENNEY NAMED ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT FOR MISSION AND CATHOLIC IDENTITY AT SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY
• Congressman Himes Honors Martin Luther King Day at The Jewish Home
• The Fairfield University community is mourning the death of Julia Sill, a sophomore who was majoring in communication in the College of Arts and Sciences.
• Please join us at the Quick Center for our first event of the 2011, Saturday January 29th at 8PM for A Celebration of Afro-Peruvian Music and Dance with Grammy nominated, Eva Ayllón, and Perú Negro.
• If you need a ride to or from the Fairfield Metro-North train station, you can set your sights on the new Red Dot Taxi Service, which hit the road last week.
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CONTINUE TRADITION OF HELPING OTHERS DURING ANNUAL CURTIS WEEK
• Guys Night Out at the Fairfield Public Library
• Free Card-Making Workshop at the Fairfield Public Library
• Award-Wining Author, Rosann Levy To Speak At The Fairfield Public Library
• In the age of Kindles and iPads, the beat went on for print-edition books at Saturday's Mid-Winter Book Sale at Pequot Library.
• Book Signing and Talk With Best-Selling Author Mary Jane Clark
• Free Creative Writing Workshops at the Fairfield Public Library
• One-On-One Resume Review At The Fairfield Public Library
• Tired of winter? Get the led out by catching a performance from a top Led Zeppelin tribute band, Friday at 8 p.m. at Fairfield University's Quick Center.
• Congressman Jim Himes took his Brown Bag tour to Fairfield on Thursday, taking questions on clean-up costs for Wednesday's storm and health-care reform.
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY CHAPEL WINS DESIGN OF EXCELLENCE AWARD FROM THE BOSTON SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS
• Want to see your snow photos on our site? Send them to rfilardo@scni.com.
• Prosperous Marketing Mindset Seminar at Fairfield Public Library
• Connecticut Audubon Society's Milan Bull to Address 2011 Connecticut State of the Birds Report
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY TO INAUGURATE NEW MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT IN FALL 2011
• Fairfield Public Library Series: Small Business Strategies
• All Fairfield schools are closed on Wednesday due to the Nor'easter that has begun blanketing the area.
• Town's emergency operations center could be activated tonight as monster storm blows into area.
• Five years after the original proposal, Black Rock Church still hopes to build a new sanctuary, and is still facing local opposition to this plan.
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY TO INAUGURATE NEW MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT IN FALL 2011
• Fairfield Public Library Series: Jobs 2011: Back to Work
• Homeschool Workshop at the Fairfield Public Library
• Regional Business Networking Expo
• DR. RUPENDRA PALIWAL NAMED INTERIM DEAN OF SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY’S JOHN F. WELCH COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
• Noted Connecticut Author Signs Books for Connecticut Audubon Society
• Fairfield Public Library Assists with New Year’s Resolutions
• Don't let winter get you down. Start the weekend off on a high note with a performance from singer-songwriters Brian Dolzani and Kristen Graves at Southport Congregational Church.
• Fairfield getting it's second blast of winter! Keep the photos coming!
• Have any good storm photos? Send them to rfilardo@scni.com and we'll post them on our site!
• If you had a school early dismissal, what would you do this afternoon?
• Fairfield public schools being dismissed early today due to the snowstorm. Check here for updated bus schedules and dismissal times.
• Fairfield University’s Open 'Visions' Forum Presents New York Times Chief Art Critic Michael Kimmelman
• Just going for a nice leisurely ride down I-95 with an electric wheelchair. Yep, that's right-- see what had motorists looking twice about this afternoon!
• It's official: Brenda Kupchick is a state representative. The new session in Hartford started Wednesday, and there's already plenty on her legislative agenda.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - January 5, 2011
• Best-Selling Mystery Author, Mary Jane Clark to Visit Fairfield Public Library
• National Theatre Live in HD Presents Tony Award Winner FELA! at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts January 13
• With next year's budget deficit projected at more than $3 billion, Connecticut state legislators face one of their most challenging sessions in years. Tomorrow, Fairfield Citizen reporter Paul Schott will be in Hartford to cover the swearing-in of
• A new online survey shows resounding support for including "Black Rock" in the name of Fairfield's third Metro-North train station.
• Canine Volunteer from Easton Spreads New Year Cheer at The Jewish Home
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Weekly Calendar - January 3, 2011
• First Arrest of 2011: Man Charged With Smashing Beer Bottle Over Party Host’s Head
• The Colony Grill skates onto TVs across the Tri-State with feature on MSG Network's New York Rangers pre-game show.
• Tough Economy, Decisions Await CT Lawmakers
• Out With the Old, In with the New
• Tesla Roadster & Green Tech at Green Drinks Jan 4th
• The Facebook epic, "The Social Network," is just one of the marquee attractions on offer this weekend in Fairfield.
• Health Reform: Federal and State Changes That You Should Know
• Employers have plenty of reasons for hiring experienced new personnel, says Fairfield Chamber of Commerce President Patricia Ritchie.
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - December 29, 2010
• Holland Hill elementary school students have some very refined gastronomical tastes.
• Fairfield Green Drinks Celebrates Second Anniversary-Jan.4th
• Thanks BizzBuzz for this great video!
• The Holiday Express Train Show is up and running all week 10am-4pm. Come check out the trains before they leave us on Jan. 2!
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - December 28, 2010
• The snow has stopped, but the memory of this weekend's blizzard will linger with howling winds tomorrow.
• The Museum will be closed Monday, December 27th due to inclement weather. Enjoy the snow and be safe everyone!
• State authorities, airlines, and residents are all responding to the season's first major snowstorm. Check www.fairfieldcitizenonline.com for the latest developments.
• The Right Rev. Thaddeus Barnum, of the Church of the Apostles, explains how "opening the door" can be a life-changing experience.
• Fairfield Professor/food Scholar Comments on Pending Food Safety Law
• The Knights of Columbus are carrying on a long-time Fairfield Christmas tradition started by the late Nello Ceccarelli.
• Forgot a Gift or Two? Not to Worry! Special Holiday Shop Hours: Wednesday 12/22 10am-5pm Thursday 12/23 10am-7pm Friday 12/24 9am-3pm
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - December 22, 2010
• Everybody's heard about the bird: Goose becoming a popular alternative to turkey in Southport Christmas dinners.
• Breaking: Perlitz sentenced to 19 years in prison.
• Fairfield U. graduate Douglas Perlitz is set to be sentenced today in federal court. Five Haitian boys told a packed federal courtroom this morning of how Perlitz repeatedly had sex with them and warned them not to reveal those encounters.
• Gary Alan Wood Named Director of the Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University
• 2010 Librarians Favorite Books
• Fairfield University Presents Two Exhibitions of Works by Artist Norman Gorbaty Opening Jan. 27, 2011
• Derek Needham among nominees for Bob Cousy Award
• Thanks to a Department of Homeland Security grant, Fairfield will now be better prepared for disaster with new emergency trailers ready to go.
• Fairfield University has received a grant to start a new engineering professorship for an outstanding woman engineer/scholar.
• Fairfield Green Drinks Anniversary Party!
• Grant Helps Fairfield Update Labs
• Fairfielders Pepe and Anita Soto-Ortiz's holiday season was warmed up Thursday when they received a new boiler after winning Gault Energy's "2010 Oldest Boiler Contest."
• Fairfield Public Library Writing Contest
• The Board of Education is considering an audit of Fairfield schools' operations that could save millions if implemented.
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - December 15, 2010
• Looking for a new place to eat? Try Agape, a new "Italian-Mediterranean-Latin-infusion" restaurant at 937 Post Road.
• Live Consciously at Green Drinks
• Menorah Lighting With Volunteer From Orange at The Jewish Home
• Bridgeport, Easton and Fairfield Hadassah Members Celebrate Chanukah At The Jewish Home
• If you're a homeowner in Fairfield, there's a good chance your tax bill will be going down following the just-completed town revaluation.
• A Little Mouse Music—New Children’s Book By Local Author Peter Saverine
• The town is launching a new online survey of possible names for the new Metro-North station. Have your own suggestions? Post them here or e-mail us at pschott@bcnnew.com.
• Fairfield University Community Center For Jesuits Winner Of Design Awards
• Holiday Membership Reception
• No weekend plans? No longer! Check out our picks of things to do in Fairfield.
• Fairfield Prof/Vet Discusses Don't Ask, Don't Tell
• Holiday Run for Toys
• What would you do if you found $500?
• Fairfield University's Spring 2011 Career Fair
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - December 6, 2010
• School Receives $700,000 Worth Of Robotics
• Fighting Cancer with Knowledge & Hope, Dr. Richard Frank to Speak
• Payroll and Merchant Services Seminar
• Need something to do this weekend in Fairfield? Want to get into the holiday spirit? Check out our weekend guide!
• Fairfield Holiday Merriment this Weekend
• Memorial service Dec. 11 for Kennedy Center founder
• WARREN HARDING HIGH SCHOOL COMPETES AGAINST KOLBE CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL IN FIRST ROUND OF MSG VARSITY’S THE CHALLENGE
• Town flu shot clinics continue throughout December
• Health department teams up with St Vincent's for free, low cost mammograms
• School board seeks public's input through online communications survey
• Preview high tech holiday gifts at the library this Saturday
• Fairfield Student Hopes To Start Fair Trade Business
• One Book One Town 2011 Selection
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - December 1, 2010
• Wind warnings issued for Fairfield, region today
• Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University Presents the NHSO POPS’ Holiday Extravaganza
• ANDRES TORRES OF NORWALK HS HONORED AS THE ‘NEWS 12 CT/MSG VARSITY SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK’
• Holiday Book Sale
• RTM member Becker announces exploratory committee for First Selectmen
• Ugly Sweaters + Fairfield After Dark = Toys for Tots
• Prevailing Winds to perform children’s holiday concert this Sunday
• Regional Center for the Arts sponsors jazz night Dec. 8
• Vote for Caroline Edison (Fairfield Warde Cross Country) for FCIAC Fall Female Athlete of the Year!
• Gallery of Contemporary Art highlights faculty work in exhibit
• Fairfielder appointed to head of Department of Children & Families
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - November 29, 2010
• Join us Sunday, December 19th at 1PM & 3PM for Theatreworks' intimate musical version of "A Christmas Carol," based on the beloved story by Charles Dickens.
• Chabad of Fairfield celebrates the holidays with menorah lighting on the green
• FC's sports reporter Pat Pickens looks back at the 2010 Fairfield Fall sports season, in which he calls, "the most successful in Fairfield I've ever covered."
• On Art: Are the Walls Finished?
• Interfaith collaboration spurs dialogue on foreclosure crisis
• Christmas Tea tradition continues in Fairfield Dec. 4
• Annual Holiday Tea at Audubon Sponsored by Bank of Fairfield
• Local DAR chapter holds annual holiday open house Dec. 3
• Visit the ‘Technology Petting Zoo’ at the Fairfield Public Library
• ‘Santa Breakfast’ at Grace United Church Dec. 4
• Warde snaps its two game losing streak to town rival Ludlowe with a 21-16 victory. Warde finishes season at 5-5, while Ludlowe fell to 1-9.
• IRS has over 1,000 undelivered refund checks for Connecticut taxpayers
• Gov. Rell’s Proclamation: Gathering together to celebrate all gifts
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - November 24, 2010
• The staff at Fairfield Citizen wish everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! Stay tuned to www.fairfieldcitizenonline.com for all of your Turkey Day helpings of local football action!
• Top Ten Things to be Thankful for in Fairfield
• Fairfield teen may have been target for abduction
• Teen Girl Survives Brush With Predator
• Driver Enters No Plea in Hit-and-Run
• Make a Donation at the Big Game
• Turkey Trotters Collect Their Stuff
• Business leaders invited to attend education summit at Fairfield University Dec. 3
• Bank of Fairfield collecting coats, food for Bridgeport Rescue Mission
• Outward Bound Leadership Corps information session for students is Dec. 2
• Fairfield high school students open fashion boutiques Dec. 2
• Blake tennis family homecoming book signing at Borders this Saturday
• You Won't Have to Lift a Finger
• Runners Flock to Pequot Race
• Vintage Toys Trace Play
• Worry More About Teens and Texting
• Fairfield Chamber of Commerce News - November 22, 2010
• School of Rock / Fairfield Adult Programs
• Fairfield University professor says certain subgroups - including TSA screeners, airline staff - could face higher risk from full body scanning than general public; studies are needed
• Fairfield County Arts Association member show opens at Independence Hall Dec. 1
• FBI Raids Two Fairfield Hedge Funds
• Buy A Toy For A Needy Tot
• Little Leaguers Receive Award
• New wine tasting event at this year’s Fairfield Christmas Tree Festival
• Win $10K for Your Fairfield Organization
• Theatre Fairfield season continues with ‘Director’s Cut’ play series
• Fairfielder supports lighthouse preservation, wins Maine vacation
• Tennis Pros Return Home for Book Signing
• ’Fish Fans Find Bargains on Team Gear
• Jose Feliciano Sings in the Season
• Slow Down for Deer in Love
• They Try to Sleep, Perchance to Dream
• Florist's Holiday Wrecked by Hurricane
• Eat Smart After Dark
• Bank of Fairfield Collecting Coats and Food for Bridgeport Rescue Mission
• Mark Your Calendar
• Sisters Put Together A Sweet Project
• Brianna Dixion named All-MAAC Second Team
• State Title Slips Away From Ludlowe
• The Sun will publish a day earlier this week due to Thanksgiving holiday
• Check in with CraftWestport
• Live Consciously at Green Drinks
• Paint Those Blues Away
• Top 10 Reasons Drivers Run Stop Signs in Fairfield.
• FCIAC Rivals Fight for Volleyball Title
• Champions Crowned in Youth Soccer
• Line Up for This Holiday Spectacle
• FUSA Falcons Celebrate State Title
• Westfield Mall Puts On A New Face
• Brookside Wins Better Schools Bonanza!
• Wakeup Call Lands Couple in Jail
• Ludlowe Shows No Mercy, Heads to Finals
• Kaia Cafe Makes You Say, "Om, Om, Good"
• Ludlowe girls volleyball defeats #2 seed Mercy and advances to the state title game for the 2nd consecutive year!
• Visiting Nurse Services sets special holiday flu clinic
• Family center looking for assistance to help feed those in need this Thanksgiving
• A proud nation seeking to be more locally productive
• High School Scoreboard
• Former GE executive applies skills to help Ghana’s farmers
• Oyebog Sends Tennis Supplies to Africa
• Experience Graham's Genius
• What Do Your Winners Look Like?
• Holiday Traffic Can Snare Drivers
• New Year's Eve Extravaganza
• Potter Mania Works Its Magic
• Burr Parents Teach Service by Example
• Fairfield professor helps develop cutting-edge model to monitor cellular change
• From death row to freedom, an exoneree tells his story at Fairfield University
• Joseph Musso, 89, WWII Vet, Carpenter
• Trond to Coach Jr. National Rowers
• Soup's On! Dinner Party Made Easy
• Ludlowe's Cinderella Soccer Story Ends
• State Tournament Scoreboard
• Chevy Volt Charges into Connecticut
• Lisa Birnbach Breaks the Code
• Fairfield Chamber Announcements - November 17, 2010
• Town Moves To Replace Warde Roof
• Family Centers Will Light the Night
• Downing named to U.S. Indoor National Lacrosse Team
• Fairfield University's Betsy Bowen named Professor of the Year
• CancerCare Event Tops Off Saturday
• This Sunday, November 21st at 2PM: The Hot Club of San Francisco presents "Silent Surrealism," an evening of silent films accompanied live by the group's original gypsy jazz scores. The films and the music revive a lost tradition while tra
• Join us this Friday, November 19th at 8PM for a performance by The Martha Graham Dance Company! The Company has expanded contemporary dance's vocabulary of movement and forever altered the scope of the art form by rooting works in contemporary socia
• Saks Kicks Off the Holiday Season
• Meet Designer Paul Sinclaire
• Sasha Cooke to take the stage as next Young Persons’ Concert performer
• Tomlinson Middle School students ‘flock Flamingos’ for breast cancer
• State Tournament Scoreboard
• Agape opens its doors in Fairfield
• Gas prices in state jump 7 cents per gallon in one week
• 8th grade Wildcats Fall in Semis
• Give Your Garage a Red Carpet Treatment
• The Doobie Brothers Still Believe
• Don't Let Your Car Hit the Skids
• Architect Defends Fairfield Woods Plan
• Foundation awards Fairfield University $404,000 to establish the Clare Boothe Luce Professorship in Mechanical Engineering
• The CFO Alliance partners with Fairfield University to hold roundtable on how CFOs can become more effective leaders
• Bysiewicz 'disappointed' over Bridgeport's ballot recount rejection
• Party With Fellow Potter Fans
• King for a Day on StageOne for post-Thanksgiving Day show
• False Name Doesn't Help Shoplifter
• Rell Made Transportation a Priority
• Area Rowers Shine at World Meet
• Watch live video here tonight of Bridgeport voting hearing
• Local Polling Places Picked for Audit
• Film Documents Pioneer's Life
• Tell Your Car Halloween is Over
• Banish Dust Bunnies To Keep Warm
• Fairfield Chamber News - November 15, 2010
• National Theatre Live Broadcasts Hamlet in HD at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Norm Solomon, Dean Of Fairfield University’s Charles F. Dolan School Of Business, Runs 41st NYC Marathon...
• Matching Art & Client Is Their Forte
• Fairfield University joins WNPR- Connecticut Public Radio in presenting: "African American Storytelling: Rap, Rhymes, and Poetry in Performance"
• Margaret Hayes, 84, Psychiatrist and Nun
• Rog, Edison Lead Area Runners at NE Meet
• Hwang, Community Theatre team up for holiday film event to benefit food pantry
• Free Community Emergency Response Team training to begin January
• Sound Tigers coach promoted to the big show! Capuano called up to be interim coach of the NY Islanders.
• Ludlowe Leaps into State Semifinals
• New Rail Cars Debut in Fairfield
• Better Schools Bonanza Update
• Fairfield Clergy Association sponsors Community Thanksgiving service
• Next Fairfield Chamber ‘Business After Hours’ is Nov. 16 at The Watermark
• House and Garden club to meet Nov. 17 in Southport
• Our current exhibit "It's a Hit!" on Bizzbuzz TV!
• State Tournament Schedule
• Gay Talese Tells Sports Stories
• Just Say No to Holiday Weight Gain
• E-Waste Piles Up
• Fairfield University Fall Jazz Concert With Special Guest Pianist Christian Sands
• Darien Draws Trumbull for FCIAC Title
• Mark Your Calendar
• Ladies Take Business Advice to Heart
• National Theatre Live broadcasts Hamlet in HD at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts December 9
• Fairfield University professor Jean Lange, "a national voice for geriatric nursing," recognized with one of the highest honors in the nursing profession
• Week Nine Football Scoreboard
• American Red Cross seeks hero nominations
• Laugh and Learn with The Bears
• This Year, You Can Vote Twice!
• State Tournament Scoreboard
• Sono Field House Caters to Party Plans
• Winterfair Works Holiday Magic
• Youth Football Playoffs Hit Homestretch
• The Jewish Home Gala Grand Success!
• Discover Scenic Ireland
• Church Celebrates Organ's Debut
• Fairfield Network of Executive Women annual holiday dinner at Red Barn Dec. 1
• CBC Rower Commits to Cal-Berkeley
• CBC Rower Commits to Berkeley
• Cops Hunt For Scam Artist
• Ludlowe Volleyball Rolls On At States
• Ludlowe Licks Staples In States
• John C. Donaher, 78, Hospital Leader
• Youth Teams Compete in Soccer Playoffs
• Get Leaves Ready for Pickup
• Lopes Will Give Pro Circuit a Tri
• State Playoff Scoreboard
• GM Says Goodbye to Mr. Goodwrench
• Arlo Guthrie Persuades Musically
• An Aging Face Faces Aging
• Raise Heart Rate for Better Health
• High School Cheerleaders Featured on MSG Varsity
• 'Birds In Their Habitat' Art Exhibit and Sale In Fairfield
• Widowed Sisters Create Musical Tribute
• Butternut Squash Made Thankfully Easy
• Don't Eat the Eye Candy
• Smullen House Comes to Market
• Faux Flowers Travel Far and Wide
• Tennis Pro Returns to Fairfield Indoor
• Fairfield University Fall Jazz Concert set for December 9 with special guest pianist Christian Sands
• A pair of 'cloud computing' grants from NASA and Amazon will enable Fairfield University's School of Engineering students to work on challenging research
• Banish Drafts With These Easy Tips
• Kick Turkey Calories for A Cause
• Get in Touch with Your Mediocrity
• Sherlock Holmes Sets the Stage
• Letters from Soldiers
• Honoring Our Veterans
• Mediocrity Hits The Road
• Author Frank Deford to give baseball talk at Fairfield Museum Nov. 16
• Deford To Pitch Sports Stories at Museum
• Fairfield University honors men and women who served in armed forces
• Colman Andrews Offers Food for Thought
• It's Time to Honor our Veterans
• Fashion Show Helps Save the Children
• Thieves Swipe Birthday Gifts
• Toomer and Thomas Go the Distance
• Fairfield Honors Its Veterans
• Fairfield Police, SEPTA team up for headquarters tour this Saturday
• Troy Art celebrates moves to new Southport location with grand opening Nov. 18
• Master Builder Does a Mitzvah
• Fox Run Awarded $500 Thank You
• Move Over Mashed Potatoes
• Yield for Big Rigs
• "Annie" Shows Her Spunk
• Some Take Health Apps -- or Leave Them
• Shop for the Xbox 360 Kinect in the Fairfield, Connecticut area for Christmas
• Fairfield Kiwanis' annual holiday poinsettia sale is underway
• Things to Keep Kids Busy on Vets Day
• Pequot Library’s picture book festival to bring together top children's authors, illustrators
• Pequot Library's genealogy roundtable meets this Saturday
• Rain, snow and wind create slippery commute this morning
• Library offers workshop on 'The Hidden Google' Nov. 18
• Mercedes-Benz of Fairfield donates $7,350 and cargo van to Bridgeport Rescue Mission
• Foley concedes, Malloy is governor
• Fairfield University's Theatre Fairfield continues its 2010-2011 season with ... On The Spot Improv November 19 and 20
• Energy assistance appointments now available
• Fairfield University awarded nearly $300,000 from USAID through Higher Education for Development
• Agapé Fine Dining celebrates grand opening in Fairfield this Friday
• Give Your Home Some Zing For the Holiday
• FCBuzz Goes Live with Playing for Change at Fairfield Theater Club on Nov. 20
• Operation Hope seeks volunteers, donations for holiday season program
• Looking to second term, Himes eager to get back to work
• Fairfield Health Department offers flu vaccine in November and December
• Audubon Society Center bird seed sale pre-order deadline is Nov. 19
• Payroll and Merchant Services Seminar
• McKinley Works to Boost Test Scores
• Westover Homes Sell Fast
• Kupchick's Win Holds up in Recount
• Just Don't Eat That
• Visit The Technology Petting Zoo At The Library
• Fairfield University plans for flu season - keeps community informed
• Brookside Wins $500 Thank You
• Giants Fall in State Finals
• Business After Hours at Watermark
• Fairfield Chamber News - November 8, 2010
• Bank of Fairfield and Police Team up for Identity Protection Seminar
• Memorial to Honor Fairfield Volunteer
• Fairfield Doctor Earns Book Award
• Millianna Design Trunk Show Will Dazzle
• Whole Foods Set to Party, Naturally
• FCIAC Football Standings Through Week 8
• A Talk on Grief Giving Way to Writing
• Daylight Saving Time is Over
• Lighthouses Beam for the Holidays
• Woman Arrested Twice in Domestic Dispute
• Make Your Pet a Safe Passenger
• Allen Toussaint Plays New Orleans-style
• Presentation Of ‘A Christmas Carol’
• NO DISPUTE: IT'S GOV.-ELECT MALLOY
• Cops Start Random Seatbelt Checks
• MS Society Honors Champions at Dinner
• Town of Fairfield Leaf Collection 2010
• Fashion Goes Virtual
• Mark Your Calendar
• Fashion Show Features Local Models
• Some Playoff Games Postponed
• Week Eight Football Scoreboard
• Transplant Man Runs Marathon
• 100 Votes = 80 New Soccer Balls
• Rachael Ray Heats Up Local Scene
• Darien Sweeps Ludlowe in Final
• Rail Riders Get An Early Start
• Field Hockey Tourney Ready to Roll
• Sites Downed, But You Got All Your News
• Kids Build Support for CancerCare
• Riders Soar at Rail Jam
• Pete Fornatale Fathoms Woodstock
• Pick a Pack of Pirates
• Boys Soccer State Tourney Announced
• Survivors Join in Row For The Cure
• 'Catering to You' at The Goldstein Rehabilitation Center
• Don't Forget to Change Your Clocks
• Runners Shine at State Open
• Warde Falls in Hockey Final
• No Joke: Sitcom Boosts Economy
• Stratfield Renovations Show Progress
• Darien, Warde Vie for Field Hockey Title
• Tight Races Leave State Blue
• Fairfield University's Bellarmine Museum of Art announces November-December schedule of free events
• Paul Engemann, School Facilities Leader
• Panel Will Help Biz Women Build Buzz
• Malloy Ahead; Foley Still Fighting
• Playoffs Resume in Youth Football
• Fairfield Cops to 'Give 2 The Troops'
• 3 Giants Teams to See Playoff Action
• 100 Votes = 10 New Printers
• Taste Wine for Your Holiday Table
• Lower your Octane and Drive Greener
• Ludlowe Advances to Title Game
• Bring Your Piano to This House
• MALLOY IS DECLARED THE WINNER
• Tours Shine Lanterns on History
• Flickr and Picnik in November at the Library
• Popcorn is the New Doughnut
• Grow Your Own Garlic Workshop
• Volleyball's Lauren Balmert named ESPN Academic All-District
• Announcement made of the death of William J. Lucas, former Vice President of Finance and Administration and University Treasurer
• Autumn Boutique at Holland Hill
• Green Tomatoes Show Their Sweet Side
• Naramake Wins $500 Check
• Row for the Cure Embraces Family Feel
• Upcoming Art Programs at Fairfield University
• Fairfield University's Rev. John M. Conlisk Irish Scholarship Awarded To 18th Student From Ireland
• Scholarship, loyalty, and service - Jesuit honor society inducts new members
• Fairfield University Glee Club presents Holiday Music Treasures December 3 and 4
• DOUBT CAST ON MALLOY VICTORY
• Warde Falls Short in Soccer Final
• Fairfield Voters Say Economy Was Key
• Nutritionist Reconfigures Desserts
• Robert Klein Jokes for Mikey's Way
• The story of the hidden Holocaust at Sobibor to be told at Fairfield University
• AP has Malloy Leading by 6,000
• Teams Set for Volleyball Semis
• Stormers Swing Away in Arizona
• Rachael Ray Comes to Town
• Ludlowe Stays Confident as it Moves On
• Martha Graham Dance Company performs at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts November 19
• Fairfield Voters Lean Toward GOP
• Jesuit professor Rev. Richard Ryscavage, an expert on immigration and refugees, comments on mid-term elections and impact on immigration policy
• In AG race, Jepsen Declares Victory
• Fairfield University's Rev. John M. Conlisk Irish Scholarship awarded to 18th student from Ireland
• Foley, Malloy: Too Close to Call
• Reflections on an exhausting campaign
• New Facility Proves it's Worth a 'Tri'
• Jepsen Declares Victory in AG Race
• Film Makes A Point about Hashim Khan
• Update: Malloy Given Nod in Gov. Race
• Block the Cold From Your Car -- and Feet
• Top Chefs Cook in Top Kitchens
• Watch the Boats Pass By
• McKinney Beats Fuchs By 2-1 Margin
• Kicking Daisies To Perform Benefit Concert For Fairfield Arts Council
• Malloy Declared Victor, Foley to Contest
• Celebrate Mid-Life With Laughter At The Library
• Beachside Tryouts Scheduled
• Malloy Declared Victor in Gov Race
• Soccer Finals Kick Off at Norwalk
• In the Kitchen with Megan Harris
• Hot Club of San Francisco Accompanies Silent Surrealism Films WithGypsy Jazz at Quick Center for the Arts
• Same Dorm Yields 2 Drug Arrests
• Fawcett Wins a 3rd Term
• Neighbors Flock to The Gray Goose
• MALLOY: 'WE'RE TRANSITIONING'
• Kupchick-Drew Heads for Recount
• Deathly Hallows Premiere Party
• Hwang Wins 134th By Landslide
• Fairfield University names three alumni to Board of Trustees
• Amid Chaos, Himes Beats Debicella
• Give the Gift of Manolos -- Kind Of
• Woman Treads in All-Male Territory
• Tight Races Spur Big Turnout
• Giants Run Past Seymour
• Election Night Green Drinks!
• Warde Reaches Soccer Final
• Obama Motorcade Draws Roadside Crowds
• "Rooms with a View" Honors Hadley
• Polls Are Open: Cast Your Ballot
• Hot Club of San Francisco accompanies Silent Surrealism films with gypsy jazz at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts Sunday, November 21 at 2 p.m.
• CBC Rowers Win 4 Golds in Philly
• Volunteers Prep for Final Voters
• Fairfield Jr. Pee Wees Fall in Playoffs
• BLUMENTHAL PROJECTED TO BEAT McMAHON
• Fairfield Chamber News - November 1, 2010
• Top ten: Men's Basketball debuts at number 10 spot in Mid-Major Top 25 poll
• Real Estate Market Runs Strong
• Clinton Lays Down the 'Facts'
• Surprising Soccer Playoffs Resume
• Battista's Punt Return Boosts Giants
• Look Sharp, Spend Less
• Giants Pee Wees Survive Scare
• Two Weeks Left to Vote for Your School
• State Promotes Election Fraud Hotline
• Sportsplex is Taking Play Indoors
• Celebrate Valentine's Day in Fairfield - Find Fairfield area shops and restaurants for gifts and dining
• 100 Votes = 1,000 New Boxes of Crayons
• Organic Tulips Keep Bees Happy
• Man Arrested for Public Indecency
• Guide Dog Leads Friend to Better Life
• Wine Tasting, Auction Help Whittingham
• Accidental Realtor Thrives on Change
• Poll Suggests Close Malloy, Foley Race
• Joan Baez Makes You Believe
• The Met: Live in HD presents Donizetti's Don Pasquale at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts November 13
• Fall Back and Get Some Sleep
• University plans event to reaffirm the values of civility, dignity and respect
• Seventh Annual Rehab Reunion At The Jewish Home For The Elderly
• Hey Fairfield, Don’t Forget to Vote!
• Norwalk School Collects Big Check
• 'Fish Action Doesn't End With Last Out
• Week Seven Football Scoreboard
• Field Hockey Quarterfinals Results
• Meet Barbara Taylor Bradford
• New Orleans Nights with Allen Toussaint, Nicholas Payton And Joe Krown Trio Play...
• Watch as CBC Rowers Challenge Charles
• Fairfield University's Christopher F. Mooney, S.J. Lecture to be delivered by Boston College professor Lisa Sowle Cahill, an expert in theological ethics; ethics of sex and gender; bioethics; just war theory and pacifism
• Make Friends with Yuck
• College Republicans play host to Linda McMahon
• The Berenstain Bears at the Quick Center for the Arts Sunday, November 14
• New Orleans Nights with Allen Toussaint, Nicholas Payton and Joe Krown Trio play the Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University November 12
• Fairfield University and The CFO Alliance to hold roundtable on corporate growth
• Online Marketing Strategies for Small Business
• LGBTQ Lavender Lights Vigil Tonight
• Fox Reaches Deal, Returns to Cablevision
• FCIAC Girls Soccer Teams Set to Rumble
• Crowd Goes Wild for Obama, Dems
• Giants Build Football Powerhouse
• Gov Candidates Debate for NAACP
• Rowers Ready for World Meet
• Comic Jim Breuer to play the Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University November 5
• Warde Students Break Into Business World
• Men's basketball selected top team in MAAC Pre-Season Poll
• Padma Lakshmi Trunk Show Shines
• Fairfield University selected to host 2012 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship first & second rounds
• Local Chefs Vie for Top Spot
• Two VMA nominees to headline Fairfield University concert: Jason Derulo and 3OH!3
• Trick-or-Treaters Take Over Downtown
• Bayanihan Philippine National Dance Company at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts November 6
• NAACP Hosts Three-Man Gov Debate
• Award-winning filmmaker Kimberly Peirce, director of the Oscar-winning film 'Boys Don't Cry,' to speak at Fairfield University "Reel Women" event
• Thomas Trains a Giant for a Run
• Fairfield University's Bellarmine Museum of Art opens its first exhibition - Gifts From Athens November 2
• Biographer Nancy Goldstone to Speak at Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield University’s Bellarmine Museum Of Art Opens Its First Exhibition – Gifts From Athens November 2, 2010
• Bayanihan Philippine National Dance Company At Fairfield University’s Quick Center For The Arts
• Awards to Be Presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• A Christmas Tea Tradition Continues With TV Personality Diane Smith
• Award-Winning Filmmaker Kimberly Peirce At Fairfield
• YBA Launches Online Curriculm
• Comic Jim Breuer To Play the Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University
• Introductory Mandarin Chinese Classes to start in November at Fairfield Public Library
• Stained Glass Artisan To Speak At The Jewish Home
• Street Banners III: A New Day Dawns
• Bank and Police Department Team up for Identity Theft Seminar
• Two VMA Nominees to Headline Fairfield U. Concert: Jason Derulo and 3OH!3
• Upcoming Arts Programs at Fairfield University
• Ludlowe Falls to McMahon
• 5th-Grader Writes 'Extra Special' Story
• Fairfield University’s Inspired Writer Series Presents An Evening with Authors Lary Bloom and Nalini Jones
• Spooky Stories
• Softball Sluggers Swing Away
• Eat Like a King at Versailles
• Himes-Debicella Draw out Differences
• New Cop Dives Into Training
• Crowd Rallies Against Domestic Violence
• Fairfield native, author to discuss recent memoir at Fairfield University Oct. 28
• Need More School Fliers?
• League’s state legislative candidates debate to air daily on FairTV until Nov. 2 election
• Fashion Mans Up for a Good Cause
• McKinley To Host World's Fair
• Head Out to See "HAIR"
• Runners Hit Stride at Waveny
• Inspired Writer Series Author Paula Butturini Speaks On ‘Keeping The Feast’ At Fairfield University
• Pipes: Historic church prepares for pipe organ’s inaugural day
• Fairfield University Hosts Two Information Sessions In November For Graduate Programs
• The pipes are calling: First Church Congregational Debuts New Pipe Organ
• FTC joins forces to create new music program for under-served children
• Take the Chill out of your Body -- Fast
• Models Walk for Key to the Cure
• Kaia Café Puts Om on the Menu
• Prep Your Car for Winter Driving
• Keep the Chill Out
• Superintendent Title to share his vision for Fairfield schools at Nov. 2 talk
• Holland Hill PTA to hold bake sale fundraiser Nov. 2
• CBC Rowers Push Off From New Home
• Net Game: Blake's Mom Tells Tales
• Weight-Lifters Raise Spirits and Money
• Fix Your Own Flat Tire. Really.
• Tight-Knit Ludlowe Clinches Playoff Spot
• Bridgeport Tops Fairfield Jr. Pee Wees
• Beachside Schedules Tryouts
• Police Welcome New Female Officer
• Fairfield University's Inspired Writer Series presents an evening with authors Lary Bloom and Nalini Jones November 3
• Candlelight Vigil Set for Town Green
• State Animal Response Team recruiting volunteers to assist during emergencies
• Blake’s Mom Writes of Tennis Tales
• Southport resident joins nonprofit human service agency’s board of directors
• Color Your Halloween (A Little) Scary
• Honey Lies in the Shallows
• They Might Be Giants Performs 2 Shows At Fairfield University’s Quick Center For The Arts
• Blumenthal Stops For A (Sound) Bite
• Ludlowe Girl Wins FCIAC Running Title
• Fairfield Chamber News - October 18, 2010
• Inspired Writer Series author Paula Butturini speaks on "Keeping the Feast" at Fairfield University October 28
• Stratford Teacher, Bridgeport Resident is State's 2011 'Teacher of the Year'
• Conserving nature to protect our health
• Beautiful new pieces in our shop by Florence Pindrys. Items from her feuilles d’automne and village provencal collections shown here.
• New to our shop, jewelry by Jennifer McLellan. Photo Clockwise: amethyst, citrine, sterling silver link necklace ($56)/citrine gem cluster earring ($58)/garnet, moonstone, crystal dangle bracelet with ornate garnet and sterling clasp($72)/woven freshwat
• Fairfield Museum’s Matis to present talk on ‘spooky’ local legends and lore this Friday
• Fairfield University to host breakfast for business leaders, professionals
• Can the Candy This Halloween
• Fairfield Girl Swings for Stormers
• Business Guru to Speak at Fairfield Public Library
• Temple Players read plays at Congregation Beth El
• Candidates Sound Off on Budget
• Malloy, Foley Spar on Education
• Test Dummies Crash Smithsonian Museum
• Fundraising Gets Fashionable
• Home Sales Show Cautious Optimism
• Fairfield University hosts two Information Sessions in November for graduate programs
• Cheney and Myers Face Off
• Cops Catch Robbery Suspects
• Hundreds Honor Local Sports Heroes
• James Blake’s Mother Shares Secrets To Raising A Star
• Man Charged With Threatening Parents
• Enchanted Forest
• They Might Be Giants performs 2 shows at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts October 30
• Fairfield man assaults, threatens parents after forcing way into family home with gun
• Leaky Furnace Could be a Winner
• Multiple Fireplaces Will Keep You Toasty
• Friends and Family Save at Saks
• Osborn Hill School Kids Care Club awarded grant for Kids Care Week
• Statehouse Hopefuls Speak to Voters
• It's the Great Pumpkin Stir Fry
• Saks Hosts Key to the Cure
• Maps Inspire Art
• FDA Issues Warning for Online Pet Meds
• Improve Visibility To Drive Safely
• Malloy Reclaims Clear Lead in Poll
• More Law and Order Roll into Norwalk
• Film Paints Basquiat Portrait
• Stecher and Horowitz Foundation and Fairfield University presents the Young Artists Series' pianist Allen Yueh October 24 at Egan Chapel
• Doulas Guide Through Pregnancy, Birth
• Fairfield Man Charged in Sexual Assault
• Fairfield University's 2010 Jacoby Lunin Humanitarian Lecture
• Record setting day for Fairfield University alumna
• "Illegal Migration: Faith-Based Social Principles and Secular Policy" event in Washington, DC to feature experts discussing Fairfield University immigration reform initiatives
• First Selectman takes part in ‘Meet the Leaders’ television show
• Fairfield Lyme Resource support group to meet this Sunday
• Clone Your Prize Marigolds
• New Agent Enjoys The Challenge
• Local Candidates Debate Tonight
• Will You Be Harmed by Foreclosure Fraud?
• FCIAC Football Standings: Week 5
• Mark Your Calendar
• Malloy Calls I-95 Work a Priority
• Baseball History Comes to Life
• Fairfield Prep's 2010 National Merit scholars
• McKinley School 2010 World’s Fair brings the culture of many nations to Farifield
• Still time to submit Fairfielder, town employee of the year nominations
• MSC Sports Editor Wins County Honor
• Week Five Football Scoreboard
• Volunteers Keep Neighbors Safe
• Celebrate with Cider and Hayrides
• Recent storm pummels Haiti — again: Southport woman provides critical aid
• Website Reunites Pets, Owners
• Artist Carves Out His Own Niche
• I Just Love Being Bald!
• Join in Seasonal Games and Pie Eating
• Haiti: European Disaster Volunteers to the rescue
• McMahon Brings Firepower to Ad Shoot
• Registrars hold special voter registration session today
• Absentee ballots available at Town Clerk's Office for Nov. 2 election
• Rowing Club Hosts Parkinson's Run
• Greenwich Meets Unbeaten Trumbull
• Fairfield Man Mugged in Middle of Night
• Fashion Shows at The Jewish Home
• Fairfield Christmas Tree Festival 2010
• HELP YOUR SCHOOL WIN $10,000
• Fairfield University's Dolan School of Business named to Princeton Review's "Best 300 Business Schools: 2011 Edition"
• Distracted Driving not Limited to Texts
• Bank of Fairfield celebrates second anniversary
• Garlic Growing Made Easy
• Need Style? There's An App For That
• Artists Showcase Their Craft
• Safita Masters Middle Eastern Cuisine
• ACT Offers Grants for Healthy Projects
• Jared Cohen, former advisor to both Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton, Adjunct Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, and recently announced Director of Google Ideas, to deliver Fairfield University's 2010 Jacoby Lunin Humanitarian Lecture
• Wind warning continues for Fairfield area
• SHU’s Gallery of Contemporary Art to host “The passionate collectors: For love or money”
• Own a Piece of Modern History
• She Crusades for Mid-Century Moderns
• Fairfield Woman Takes 8th in Hartford
• Dee Dee Myers and Liz Cheney Together at Fairfield University Students’ Forum and Open Visions Forum
• ‘Sew Easy’ at the library Saturday
• Fairfield Takes Steps to Protect Walkers
• Police Make Themselves Known
• Antique Prints Provide Glimpse into Past
• Seen and Herd
• CBC Rowers Strike Gold at Regatta
• Saugatuck Strikes Gold on Housatonic
• Matching mentors with kids to make a difference
• Fairfield Takes Steps to Protect Walkers
• New York Times best-selling author Lauren Belfer to visit library
• Moriarity Completes Perfect XC Season
• Registrars hold special registration session this Saturday
• Breast Cancer Also Threatens Men
• Man Arrested in Violent Attack on Ex
• Put Your Best Face Forward
• Foundation Gives Record $11.5M in Grants
• Brighten Up with Indigo Girls
• Fawcett, Brandt Face off on Issues
• Fairfield Chamber News - October 12, 2010
• Service Offers Ride Info for Seniors
• University Partners with CPTV, WNPR, and WFSB-TV to Host Gubernatorial Debate Watch
• Walk Straight Out Onto the Beach
• Lighten up Your Key Chain
• Girl, 10, Finds Home Burglarized
• Discover History with Richard Leakey
• Autism Support Network Celebrates Second Anniversary
• Fairfield Woods Expansion Gets OK
• Fairfield University Dolan School of Business launches 'MBA Oath Project'
• Dee Dee Myers and Liz Cheney together at Fairfield University Students' Forum and Open VISIONS Forum October 20
• University partners with CPTV, WNPR, and WFSB-TV to host gubernatorial debate watch
• Top 10 Reasons Drivers Run Stop Signs in Fairfield.
• Top 10 Things to do While Waiting for a Table at Pizzeria Molto
• DEP Web site pinpoints best fall foliage sites
• Fairfield Happiness Club to host Dr. John Tamerin
• Wings Over Water to open new swim school in Fairfield
• Fairfielders flock to annual pumpkin festival
• School Bus Hits Pole to Avoid Car
• Fairfield residents receive HomeGrown Spirit Award for community service
• Shop to Benefit Teen Filmmakers
• Fairfield University to host gubernatorial debate at the Quick Center Oct. 19
• Chef Ferran Adrià's Biographer Speaks
• Pinkberry Swirls Into Town
• Did Someone Say "Trunk Show?"
• Revisit "To Kill A Mockingbird"
• Achoo. Protect Yourself from the Flu
• Fairfield's Bravest Rescue Trapped Children From School Bus
• Eat An Apple A Day. Really.
• Emma Pofok Remar, 97, Church Volunteer
• Fairfield Chamber, Junior Achievement team up for Business After Hours Oct. 20
• Health department offering flu vaccinations at Fairfield Senior Center Oct 19
• Mercedes Benz Issues Recall
• Find the Perfect Pumpkin
• Ostberg Finishes 21st in Hartford
• Kazu Does Japanese Right
• Giants Pee Wees Stop Milford
• Fairfielder appointed to head Quinnipiac University’s health sciences advisory board
• Schools Combine to Stay Afloat
• Prep's Rog Wins Wickham Race
• FCIAC Football Standings
• Giants Pee Wees Blank Seymour
• "Like" Us On Facebook
• Museum Hosts Baseball Research Group
• Welcome Club Brings Lasting Friendships
• Neighbors Return to Crime-Stopping
• Film Follows a Dramatic Climb
• Fairfield Bike/Walk Coalition sponsors free traffic skills course this weekend for bikers
• Fairfield League of Women Voter’s debate to be broadcast on Fair TV until election
• 4@1 Brings One-of-a-Kind Style
• Mark Gregorio Named The New Director Of Media Relations At Fairfield University
• ‘All Love: An LBGTQ film series’ this month at Fairfield University
• Mark Your Calendar
• Dr. Z Searches for Clots
• Tickets Going Fast for Sports Night
• Honda Element Goes to the Dogs
• Doctor Helps Fight Childhood Obesity
• Calling All Chefs!
• Fairfield native decorated with second Distinguished Flying Cross Medal
• Week Four Football Scoreboard
• ‘Ready, Set, Sleep!’ at Audubon Society
• Club Creates Lasting Friendships
• PAL Players Raise Cancer Awareness
• Get a Whiff of the Garlic Festival
• Musician Keeps Things Cooking
• Art Lines Up Outdoors
• St. Timothy’s celebrates the season with first annual FallFest
• Fairfield Ludlowe open house for private school students is Oct. 21
• Jobs 2010 series continues at the library with 'What makes a successful candidate?'
• Designer Shines at Fashionable Fete
• Find The Key To The Cure
• Aid Group Rocks Out to Help Locally
• Got Scratched? Go Ahead: Fix it Yourself
• Mark Gregorio has been named the new director of Media Relations at Fairfield University
• Listen for the Chirp to Avoid Fire
• And the Emmy goes to...
• Chow Down at the Chowderfest
• Buika - "Flamenco Queen" - plays Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts October 29
• Exercise your Memory
• Evelyn Kennedy, Fought for the Disabled
• Federal Storm Aid Tops $14M
• Strong student interest and job trends lead Fairfield University's Charles F. Dolan School of Business to offer an entrepreneurship concentration
• VNA flu clinics in Fairfield Nov. 7 & 14
• ‘A Disappearing Number’ at Quick Center
• Garden club to feature beekeeper and her traveling hive at October talk
• Helmsley Estate Goes to Mystery Buyer
• Got Scratched? Go Ahead: Fix it Yourself
• Undefeated Darien Takes On Wilton
• Finance Board Nixes Cottage Move
• Hwang Serves Fairfield Well
• New state restrictions on cell phones, driving
• Police Hope to ID Credit Card Thief
• Master Gets a Kick Out of Teaching
• Don't Cross your Crossing Guards
• Hawk Fest Celebrates Migration
• The Sun Tavern and its storied residents
• When Good Parents Spank
• William D. Lee: Bridgeport born, Fairfield bred
• October is Open House Month for Fairfield/Easton Welcome Club
• Mortgage Options Made Simple
• Police Crack Down On Shoplifting Teams
• Beautifully Crafted Stunning Film - Homeland: Four Portraits Of Native Action
• LWV Sponsors State Legislative Debate
• New York Times, Bestselling Author, Lauren Belfer to Visit Fairfield Public Library
• Conference Will Give Help On ADD
• Spice Up Your Sofa With a Photo Pillow
• All-Stars Earn SportsNight Salute
• House Has Room To Grow
• Experts share tips on how to prepare your family for an emergency
• Fairfield Museum Shop Annual WHITE SALE! All white items 30% off!
• Cops Catch Four Thieves In Two Hours
• Conservation Commission is for the birds
• Our Museum shop has the most delightful and unique children's gifts! New arrivals from Eeboo will please adults and kids alike and goofy and silly bandz are a hit with kids of all ages!
• Make Your Statement
• Coalition calls on BOE to do its homework
• Town Ball Picnic tonight at 6pm! A free community event! Come down to the museum's ball field with the whole family, bring a picnic and join in on the fun! All ages are welcome and no prior Town Ball experience necessary!
• There's a great concert coming up this weekend -- Dave Samuels and the Caribbean Jazz Project -- with very special guest Joe Lovano. Dave and Joe have graced our stages before, and together they promise to deliver some memorable music. Mark your
• Blues Brothers blues
• Don't miss the champagne party at The Museum! 9pm tomorrow night!
• The final Open Visions Forum on Wednesday, April 21 -- To Believe or Not To Believe -- features Christopher Hitchens, journalist, literary critic and best-selling author of "God is Not Great," and John F. Haught, Senior Fellow, Science and Reli
• BOE OK's grandfathering
• Death penalty discussion at Sacred Heart University's Shrine Auditorium
• If you missed the stunning NT Live presentation of THE HABIT OF ART, don't despair. The encore presentation is Thursday (4/29) at 7 pm. Richard Griffiths is exceptional in this comedy about the relationship between WH Auden and Benjamin Britten. The
• Fairfield man found dead in Peru
• Registrars schedule special sessions to prepare for Nov. 2 vote
• MET Opera fans. The final MET HD live presentation of ARMIDA will be presented Saturday, May 1 at 1 pm (Encore performance at 6:30). The incomparable Renee Fleming is Armida in a live presentation from the Metropolitan Opera. Doors open for pre-show 1/2
• Stratfield Elementary School Renovations (video)
• Mom Looks to Risk it all for Oprah
• It's time to reveal this week's SNEAK PEEK OF THE WEEK. It's none other than Grammy and Billboard award-winner Richard Marx. Richard will appear with singer-songwriters Matt Scannell and Jonatha Brooks for an evening of adult contemporary
• Into the wind
• World Champion Taekwondo of Fairfield celebrates opening in new location Oct. 9
• Cottage Takes Step to a New Home
• Dance fans ... don't miss this week's performance of the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. Described by The New York Times as "A breath of fresh air," this company stands out as a model of what a small ballet company should be with its "mu
• Dan Debicella, Republican candidate for Congress, responds to criticism by Democratic incumbent Jim Himes (video)
• NAMI Fairfield to discuss schizophrenia
• Say Salut! to Oktoberfest
• The New Haven Symphony Orchestra will close the QC season next Friday (May 15 at 8pm) with Beethoven's masterpiece, the Ninth Symphony -- "Choral" -- arguably his greatest work. The NHSO is one of Connecticut's finest musical organiza
• George Jepsen, Democratic candidate for state Attorney General, visits Westport, discusses his background and qualifications (video)
• Fairfield youth chosen as junior chair of local ‘Start! Heart Walk’
• Just Real Kare
• Fairfield Police request public's help in identifying suspect in credit card theft
• TIMES TALKS LIVE -- Get ready for the conclusion of the hit series on Sunday, May 23: Don't miss this compelling conversation with the masterminds behind LOST. Hear executive producer Carlton Cuse and co-creator-executive producer Damon Lindelof
• Eric Andersen and Buskin & Batteau play Fairfield on Thursday
• Cops Hope to ID Credit Card Thief
• The season opens September 15, with an Open Visions Forum presentation. Don't miss hearing David Brooks, author and Op-Ed columnist for The New York Times, at 8 p.m.
• Absentee ballots are now available for Fairfield voters
• Fairfield Chamber News - October 4, 2010
• Also in September, Arts and Minds will present another Open Visions Forum, Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the 50s, with Eric Burns, media critic and journalist, formally of NBC News and Fox News Watch. See hi
• Trinity Church ‘Art and Soul Lecture’ series begins this Thursday
• Open VISIONS Forum speakers Dee Dee Myers and Liz Cheney press conference
• They're back! Those thrilling days of yesteryear return with the Live Radio Drama Players, who will tantalize your imagination with their first production of the season: Private Eye Mysteries, featuring the likes of Philip Marlowe, and Candy Matson,
• Their Kids Want to Bike Somewhere
• Dr. Anthony Rao on 'The Way of Boys'
• The Romantic Piano: The Music of Chopin and Albeniz, will be presented at the Quick Center on Sept. 25, at 8 pm, featuring Fairfield University's own Orin Grossman, pianist extraordinaire, and an expert on romantic music. Try not to miss this one-ti
• Oh My, How Time Flies
• RTM approves Penfield Pavilion rebuilding (Video)
• Hungarian Exhibit extended one week! Don't miss out on your last chance to see this beautiful collection!
• Showroom Hosts Custom Upholstery Event
• TIMES TALKS LIVE -- Get ready for the conclusion of the hit series on Sunday, May 23: Don't miss this compelling conversation with the masterminds behind LOST. Hear executive producer Carlton Cuse and co-creator-executive producer Damon Lindelof
• Be Prepared for Roadside Emergencies
• The season opens September 15, with an Open Visions Forum presentation. Don't miss hearing David Brooks, author and Op-Ed columnist for The New York Times, at 8 p.m.
• Don't Let Girls Run Into Sports Trouble
• Also in September, Arts and Minds will present another Open Visions Forum, Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the 50s, with Eric Burns, media critic and journalist, formally of NBC News and Fox News Watch. See hi
• Warm Up to Chili
• They're back! Those thrilling days of yesteryear return with the Live Radio Drama Players, who will tantalize your imagination with their first production of the season: Private Eye Mysteries, featuring the likes of Philip Marlowe, and Candy Matson,
• 3 Honored for 'Unsung' Service
• The Romantic Piano: The Music of Chopin and Albeniz, will be presented at the Quick Center on Sept. 25, at 8 pm, featuring Fairfield University's own Orin Grossman, pianist extraordinaire, and an expert on romantic music. Try not to miss this one-ti
• Bank of Fairfield Bank to hold seminar on understanding, improving credit scores
• Hungarian Exhibit extended one week! Don't miss out on your last chance to see this beautiful collection!
• McMahon, Blumenthal Face Off on Jobs
• Fairfield Museum Shop Annual WHITE SALE! All white items 30% off!
• BMW Recalls Nearly 200,000 Cars
• Our Museum shop has the most delightful and unique children's gifts! New arrivals from Eeboo will please adults and kids alike and goofy and silly bandz are a hit with kids of all ages!
• Director Never Tires of Hearing Voices
• Town Ball Picnic tonight at 6pm! A free community event! Come down to the museum's ball field with the whole family, bring a picnic and join in on the fun! All ages are welcome and no prior Town Ball experience necessary!
• Fall Fashion Gets All Shook Up
• Don't miss the champagne party at The Museum! 9pm tomorrow night!
• There's a great concert coming up this weekend -- Dave Samuels and the Caribbean Jazz Project -- with very special guest Joe Lovano. Dave and Joe have graced our stages before, and together they promise to deliver some memorable music. Mark your
• Film Leaves Us "Breathless"
• Library hosts Twitter talk tomorrow afternoon
• The final Open Visions Forum on Wednesday, April 21 -- To Believe or Not To Believe -- features Christopher Hitchens, journalist, literary critic and best-selling author of "God is Not Great," and John F. Haught, Senior Fellow, Science and Reli
• Fatal Crash Closes 95 S Near Exit 16
• If you missed the stunning NT Live presentation of THE HABIT OF ART, don't despair. The encore presentation is Thursday (4/29) at 7 pm. Richard Griffiths is exceptional in this comedy about the relationship between WH Auden and Benjamin Britten. The
• The Ultimate Secret for Business: 10 Keys to Maximum Profits in Six Months or Less
• MET Opera fans. The final MET HD live presentation of ARMIDA will be presented Saturday, May 1 at 1 pm (Encore performance at 6:30). The incomparable Renee Fleming is Armida in a live presentation from the Metropolitan Opera. Doors open for pre-show 1/2
• It's time to reveal this week's SNEAK PEEK OF THE WEEK. It's none other than Grammy and Billboard award-winner Richard Marx. Richard will appear with singer-songwriters Matt Scannell and Jonatha Brooks for an evening of adult contemporary
• Chess is back for teens at the library
• Dance fans ... don't miss this week's performance of the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. Described by The New York Times as "A breath of fresh air," this company stands out as a model of what a small ballet company should be with its "mu
• Students encouraged to 'walk to school' tomorrow morning
• The New Haven Symphony Orchestra will close the QC season next Friday (May 15 at 8pm) with Beethoven's masterpiece, the Ninth Symphony -- "Choral" -- arguably his greatest work. The NHSO is one of Connecticut's finest musical organiza
• Artist Duane Corey Depicts Negro League Baseball in Bridgeport in Exhibition
• Blues Brothers blues
• Biographer and The Original MAD Man Visits The Fairfield Public Library
• BOE OK's grandfathering
• Charlotte’s Web Opens Young Audience Sunday Series
• Fairfield man found dead in Peru
• Fairfield University screening of 'In Our Care' - a documentary about 'invisible wome
• Stratfield Elementary School Renovations (video)
• TV’s Favorite Health Expert To Visit Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield League of Women Voters sponsors state legislative debate Oct. 18 at the library
• Into the wind
• Sign Up Now To Be a Master Gardener
• Dan Debicella, Republican candidate for Congress, responds to criticism by Democratic incumbent Jim Himes (video)
• Triathletes Race Throughout Darien
• George Jepsen, Democratic candidate for state Attorney General, visits Westport, discusses his background and qualifications (video)
• Greenfield Farms pumpkin festival is Saturday
• Web feature will ease state's voting process
• Fairfield Chamber now accepting deposits for March 2011 trip to Ireland
• Cafe Owner Makes Business Her Own
• Firefighters To Teach Kids Fire Safety
• WIN $10,000 FOR YOUR SCHOOL
• "Project Runway" Star Shows Line Locally
• Cats Might Rule but Safely -- at Home
• Moriarty Takes 2nd at Wilton Race
• Dr. Anthony Rao on 'The Way of Boys'
• "Bedroom Farce" Demystifies Marriage
• Shea Wins Giants Coaching Honor
• RTM approves Penfield Pavilion rebuilding (Video)
• FCIAC Football Standings--Week 3
• Experts share tips on how to prepare your family for an emergency
• James F. Smith, Longtime Dogcatcher
• Conservation Commission is for the birds
• Car's Future Looks to the Past
• Coalition calls on BOE to do its homework
• York Sweeps Bluefish in Final
• Jer Coons Saturday, Oct. 9 at FTC on StageOne
• Weekend Football Scoreboard
• Skaters Flip Over New Park Limits
• Get Immunized While Enjoying Senior Fair
• Amble Over to Ambler Farm Day
• Candlelight vigils in Fairfield, other towns raise awareness of domestic violence
• Partnership for Connecticut's Future
• Talons On the Wind — The Story of CT’s Hawk Migration at Audubon
• Fecik, Bottini Win Darien Triathlon
• Stratfield Elementary School Renovations (video)
• Into the wind
• Dan Debicella, Republican candidate for Congress, responds to criticism by Democratic incumbent Jim
• The Met: Live in HD opens with Das Rheingold at Quick Center
• Tickets Are Going Fast for SportsNight
• Eat Out: SoNo Restaurant Week
• Fairfield Prep open house is this Sunday
• National Preparedness Month talk at library tonight (Video)
• Pinkberry frozen yogurt swirling into Fairfield with grand opening Oct. 8
• Fairfield man missing in Peru, family enlists Himes' help in search effort
• Bank to Hold Seminar on Understanding and Improving Credit Scores
• Malloy, Foley Focus on Jobs in Debate
• Dr. Anthony Rao on 'The Way of Boys'
• Artist Fishes For Inspiration
• RTM approves Penfield Pavilion rebuilding (Video)
• Jack O' Lanterns Blaze Here
• Experts share tips on how to prepare your family for an emergency
• Conservation Commission is for the birds
• Coalition calls on BOE to do its homework
• Blues Brothers blues
• BOE OK's grandfathering
• Fairfield man found dead in Peru
• Charlotte's Web opens Young Audience Sunday Series October 17 at Fairfield University's Qu
• Chess Is Back At The Fairfield Public Library
• Author Robert Dilenschneider to speak at Fairfield University about America's moral and economi
• The Irish in Film Series begins at Fairfield University October 6
• Artist Duane Corey depicts Negro League Baseball in Bridgeport in exhibition at Fairfield University
• Fairfield University's School of Nursing receives $600,000 grant from the Helene Fuld Health Tr
• Cardinal Paul Josef Cordes, colleague of Pope Benedict and president of the Church's global cha
• The 10th Annual Anne Drummey O'Callaghan Lecture on Women in the Church
• Pianist Christopher O'Riley plays at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts Octo
• Fairfield University Bennett Center for Judaic Studies celebrates the Jewish New Year
• Into the wind
• Fairfield University's College of Arts and Sciences faculty awarded $1,400,000 in research gran
• Fairfield University's interior design program fulfills dreams with residential and professiona
• Rain, wind causes minor damage, some power outages
• RTM to vote on renovation of Penfield Pavilion next week (Video)
• Award-winning author Kristin Heyer to deliver Fairfield University's 10th Annual Anne Drummey O
• McMahon-Stamford Kicks Off Weekend
• Fairfield bank robbed Friday morning; suspects on the loose
• Doug Varone and Dancers to premiere major work at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the A
• Media Panel Aims To Build Biz Buzz
• National Preparedness Month talk at library tonight (Video)
• Memorial Service planned to honor the memory of Dr. R. Keith Martin, the dean of Fairfield Universit
• Bonda Returns, Better Than Ever
• Fairfield man missing in Peru, family enlists Himes' help in search effort
• Richard Marx and Matt Scannell featuring the Pacifica Quartet at Fairfield University's Quick C
• Lawyer Helps To Build Families
• Dr. Anthony Rao on 'The Way of Boys'
• LGBTQ History Month events announced at Fairfield University
• Stop Waiting and Get Happy
• RTM approves Penfield Pavilion rebuilding
• Fairfield University to dedicate new campus garden
• Diesel Fuel Cleans up its Act
• Experts share tips on how to prepare your family for an emergency
• The National Theatre Live in HD presents Complicite's A Disappearing Number at Fairfield Univer
• Take a Walk -- to School
• The Bellarmine Museum of Art opens to the public at Fairfield University October 25
• Conservation Commission is for the birds
• The Met: Live in HD opens with Das Rheingold at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Art
• "A Chorus Line" Kicks Off
• Stratfield Elementary School Renovations (video)
• Coalition calls on BOE to do its homework
• Fairfield University to take part next week in 1st Annual Farm-to-Chef Harvest Celebration Week, a s
• Flood Watch Continues
• Sherman School walk-a-thon raises more than $18,000 for PTA programs
• Blues Brothers blues
• Fairfield University's Bennett Center and Judaic Studies students celebrate Jewish fall harvest
• ‘Toasting on the Terrace’ celebration Saturday
• BOE OK's grandfathering
• Jewish Ethiopian singer Alula Tzadik to perform and lecture at Fairfield University's celebrati
• Fashion Show Makes Splash Against Cancer
• Off-Duty Cop Chases Shoplifter
• Fairfield man found dead in Peru
• Fairfield University's Farm-to-Chef Harvest Celebration Luncheon
• Flag Football Event to Help Fight Cancer
• BOE OK's grandfathering
• Fairfield man found dead in Peru
• Fairfield Wins Grant To Help Nursing Students
• Public, parochial schools in Fairfield to close early today due to storm
• Center for Women & Families opens satellite office in Fairfield
• UPDATED: High winds, heavy rain expected to begin at about 2 p.m.
• Pianist Christopher O’Riley Plays at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Facebook: Practical applications
• Learn To Tweet At The Fairfield Public Library
• "The Social Network" film debut spurs Fairfield Facebook survey
• Top 10 Movies You Won’t See At The Community Theatre
• RTM to vote on renovation of Penfield Pavilion next week (Video)
• Fairfield bank robbed Friday morning; suspects on the loose
• National Preparedness Month talk at library tonight (Video)
• Fairfield man missing in Peru, family enlists Himes' help in search effort
• Dr. Anthony Rao on 'The Way of Boys'
• RTM approves Penfield Pavilion rebuilding
• Experts share tips on how to prepare your family for an emergency
• Conservation Commission is for the birds
• Coalition calls on BOE to do its homework
• Blues Brothers blues
• New 'Small Business Strategies' series opens at the library Oct. 5
• Practicing 'mindfulness' as a key to happiness
• First Selectman Flatto to speak with residents during Constituents’ Concerns Day Friday
• Braun says, hold bond for Metro Center cleanup
• Bomb threat targets Stop & Shop stores
• Ffld. youth collect 7,000 lbs. for Food Bank
• Fairfield Chamber News - Street Banners 2011
• Fairfield Health Dept. offers flu vaccine
• Notre Dame Class of 1965 will celebrate 45th high school class reunion
• Save the Children visits League of Women Voters to enlist support
• Haunted Baseball And Field of Screams
• BOS conducts Fairfielder Of The Year and Town Employee The Year Awards
• An introduction to the Fairfield Police Department's 'SWAT' team
• Dr. Anthony Rao on 'The Way of Boys'
• Teen inspired by Vital Voices
• RTM approves Penfield Pavilion rebuilding
• RTM to vote on Pent Road dispute
• Experts share tips on how to prepare your family for an emergency
• No home yet for Sturges Atkinson Gardener's Cottage
• Conservation Commission is for the birds
• The great pumpkin
• Coalition calls on BOE to do its homework
• Flatto concerned about redistrict plan
• Blues Brothers blues
• RTM to vote on renovation of Penfield Pavilion next week (Video)
• BOE OK's grandfathering
• Fairfield bank robbed Friday morning; suspects on the loose
• Fairfield man found dead in Peru
• National Preparedness Month talk at library tonight (Video)
• Town to receive state funding for historic cottage/new Chamber of Commerce headquarters
• Fairfield man missing in Peru, family enlists Himes' help in search effort
• Celebrate the freedom of thought: Read a banned book
• Ernest Borgnine Live! at Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts
• Skippers Club: New program for children with special needs in grades one through five
• Fairfield Chamber News - September 27, 2010
• Traditional Irish Storyteller Performs At Fairfield Public Library
• Green Living - Prefabulous And Sustainable Homes
• Fairfield University's 'Farm-to-Chef' celebration highlighted by luncheon
• Residents have until Oct. 26 to register to vote
• Osborn Hill School celebrates fall with its Harvest Fair this Saturday
• National Preparedness Month talk at library tonight (Video)
• Richard Marx and Matt Scannell featuring the Pacifica Quartet at Quick Center Oct. 2
• Irish duo Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill perform in Fairfield Saturday
• Third Annual Trinity in Motion Walk Raised $35,000
• Green Market Exposition
• Practicing 'mindfulness' as a key to happiness
• National Theatre Live in HD Presents Complicite’s A Disappearing Number at Fairfield...
• Braun says, hold bond for Metro Center cleanup
• Ffld. youth collect 7,000 lbs. for Food Bank
• Fairfield Health Dept. offers flu vaccine
• Save the Children visits League of Women Voters to enlist support
• BOS conducts Fairfielder Of The Year and Town Employee The Year Awards
• An introduction to the Fairfield Police Department's 'SWAT' team
• Teen inspired by Vital Voices
• RTM to vote on Pent Road dispute
• No home yet for Sturges Atkinson Gardener's Cottage
• The great pumpkin
• Flatto concerned about redistrict plan
• Fairfield man missing in Peru, family enlists Himes' help in search effort
• RTM to vote on renovation of Penfield Pavilion next week (Video)
• MetroNorth: Are ticket changes 'stealth fare hikes?'
• Fairfield bank robbed Friday morning; suspects on the loose
• Library hosts discussion series on Shakespeare's major comedies this fall
• Walking man: When it comes to walking for peace, there are no shortcuts
• New Fairfield restaurant Greenhouse Grill celebrates grand opening
• Fall line-up of children’s programs at Pequot Library
• The Met: Live In HD Opens With Das Rheingold At Fairfield University’s Quick Center For The Arts
• Fairfield U Takes Part In Farm-To-Chef Celebration
• Fairfield Public Library News - Read A Banned Book
• Pet Protectors sponsors 'Four Legged Fall Festival' this afternoon
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Don't miss the champagne party at The Museum! 9pm tomorrow night!
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• Pianist and professor Orin Grossman performs at Quick Center for the Arts
• UPDATED: Fairfield County Bank robbed at gun point this morning
• The last days of summer
• Attorney general warns about electricity scam
• Practicing 'mindfulness' as a key to happiness
• Disaster Readiness 101: Town officials to hold emergency preparedness talk Sept. 27
• Braun says, hold bond for Metro Center cleanup
• 'Toasting On The Terrace' To Benefit Grasmere By The Sea Adult Day Center
• Ffld. youth collect 7,000 lbs. for Food Bank
• Fairfield Health Dept. offers flu vaccine
• Save the Children visits League of Women Voters to enlist support
• BOS conducts Fairfielder Of The Year and Town Employee The Year Awards
• An introduction to the Fairfield Police Department's 'SWAT' team
• Teen inspired by Vital Voices
• RTM to vote on renovation of Penfield Pavilion next week (Video)
• RTM to vote on Pent Road dispute
• Literacy Volunteers of Southeastern Fairfield County
• LGBTQ History Month Announced at University and InauguratesLGBTQ Film Series
• No home yet for Sturges Atkinson Gardener's Cottage
• School daze: Tutors help students get an edge
• The great pumpkin
• Save the Sound cleanup along Penfield Beach tomorrow morning
• Flatto concerned about redistrict plan
• Top 10 Signs Fall has Begun in Fairfield
• Fairfield bank robbed this morning, suspects on the loose
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center Thursday night
• The last days of summer
• Practicing 'mindfulness' as a key to happiness
• Braun says, hold bond for Metro Center cleanup
• Ffld. youth collect 7,000 lbs. for Food Bank
• Fairfield Health Dept. offers flu vaccine
• Ken Flatto’s next Constituents’ Concerns Day – Oct 1
• Save the Children visits League of Women Voters to enlist support
• National Theatre Live opens second season at Quick with Encore of ‘Phèdre’ tonig
• BOS conducts Fairfielder Of The Year and Town Employee The Year Awards
• Wright Hugus: Ice cream dream
• An introduction to the Fairfield Police Department’s ‘SWAT’ team
• Wright Hugus: Bringing some Good Humor to Fairfield
• Teen inspired by Vital Voices
• Tutoring for middle, high school students among Continuing Education fall offerings
• RTM to vote on Pent Road dispute
• Disaster Readiness 101 At Fairfield Public Library
• No home yet for Sturges Atkinson Gardener's Cottage
• The great pumpkin
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• Flatto concerned about redistrict plan
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Fairfield Lyme Resource support group meets Sunday
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Drug take-back program this Saturday at Veterans Park
• Parents, students plan rally Friday to demand school board reopen redistricting discussion
• Where is it Wednesday!
• Fairfield Health Department to sponsor flu clinics at the senior center Sept. 29-30
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• Practicing 'mindfulness' as a key to happiness
• Fairfield Chamber News - September 20, 2010
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• Braun says, hold bond for Metro Center cleanup
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Ffld. youth collect 7,000 lbs. for Food Bank
• Police officers move up
• Fairfield Health Dept. offers flu vaccine
• Questionable deer study
• Save the Children visits League of Women Voters to enlist support
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• BOS conducts Fairfielder Of The Year and Town Employee The Year Awards
• Police Log
• An introduction to the Fairfield Police Department’s ‘SWAT’ team
• Taking us back in time
• Teen inspired by Vital Voices
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• RTM to vote on Pent Road dispute
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• No home yet for Sturges Atkinson Gardener's Cottage
• Register early for adult ed classes
• The great pumpkin
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Flatto concerned about redistrict plan
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• Six Fairfield youths to be honored with Eagle Scout Award this Sunday at Fairfield Ludlowe School
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center Thursday night
• First Selectman Flatto's prepared remarks from Tuesday's redistricting press conference
• The last days of summer
• First Selectman wants more time to study middle school redistricting options
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center Thursday night
• The last days of summer
• Heritage India Festival on the Town Green this Sunday
• Education foundation to host ‘Meet & Greet’ for new superintendent of schools
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• Bigelow Community Challenge, Fun Run takes place this Sunday in Southport
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• Fairfield youth help food drive reach 70-ton milestone
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Police officers move up
• Questionable deer study
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Police Log
• Taking us back in time
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center Thursday night
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• The last days of summer
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center Thursday night
• UPDATE: Metro-North says peak evening service is running on time, after Monday's fire shut down
• Jasper String Quartet to perform at Pequot Library Sept. 25
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• The last days of summer
• Welcome Club begins new season with annual family picnic Sept. 25
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• UPDATE: Metro-North service suspended into/out of city; use Yankee Stadium, subways to get around fi
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Art Exhibit: "Birds In Their Habitat"
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• Police officers move up
• Talking About History--The Granddaughters of Queen Victoria
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Questionable deer study
• Talking About Books and Shakespeare’s Major Comedies
• Police officers move up
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Questionable deer study
• Police Log
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Taking us back in time
• Police Log
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Taking us back in time
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Police Log
• Taking us back in time
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center Thursday night
• Sunday afternoons with great romantic composers
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Police officers move up
• Questionable deer study
• ArtPlace to sponsor ‘Tips for Artists’ tomorrow afternoon
• New book club for adults that enjoy young adult fiction
• State truck crackdown now up to 9,500 tickets
• Doug Varone and Dancers to Premiere Major Work at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Rell appeals FEMA decision to reject tornado disaster relief for state
• Top 10 Things You Miss By Not Attending Board of Education Meetings
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Police officers move up
• Questionable deer study
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Police Log
• Taking us back in time
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Storm blows through Fairfield Center last night
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion (Video)
• Fairfield Public Schools asking residents to take part in audit survey
• Stratfield School shows off new renovations (Video)
• Tom Tom Club on StageOne Sept. 21 and 22
• Fairfielder featured in 'The Man Who Came to Dinner;' play opens tonight at Center Stage
• Get Carded And Get Connected At Your Fairfield Public Library
• 10th Annual O'Callaghan Lecture Honors Memory of Norwalk Woman
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Police officers move up
• Questionable deer study
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Police Log
• Taking us back in time
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Ffld. Fire, Police Dept. mark the anniversary of 9-11-01
• Register early for adult ed classes
• Fairfielder chosen at ringmaster for 2011 Barnum Festival
• Magnolia to host next Business After Hours meeting for Fairfield chamber Sept. 21
• ‘Bud’ Sambrook: Snippets of Fairfield history
• ‘Bud’ Sambrook: A Fairfielder through and through
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• School board approves 'Option E' redistricting plan
• Fairfielder chosen at ringmaster for 2010 Barnum Festival
• Dr. David Title comes to Fairfield to make a great school system,the best in Connecticut if not the
• Gigantic Book Sale
• Brave actions of Fairfield Police are recognized
• Fairfield Chamber News - September 13, 2010
• 'Game delay' for softball field
• Fairfield University’s Interior Design Program Fulfills Dreams With Residential and...
• Police officers move up
• Questionable deer study
• RTM plays politics with pensions
• Police Log
• Taking us back in time
• BOE votes 5 to 4 for redistricting plan
• Selectmen now accepting nominations for Fairfielder, Town Employee of the Year
• The Irish in Film Series Begins at Fairfield University
• Hey Fairfield, This is a Crisis.
• A tale of two trees
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Board of Education Not Doing Their Job…
• Fairfield Warde open house is Thursday
• Green Film Festival Part II, ‘Live Today For Tomorrow’ At Fairfield Woods Branch Library
• Fairfield Ludlowe open house is Sept. 23
• Early Learning Center showcases tots’ garbage art
• Cultural Historian Eric Burns Speaks and Signs New Work
• Donna the Buffalo at FTC on StageOne this Friday
• Fairfield Organic Teaching Farm to honor six with first annual Hummingbird Award
• Town's Commemorative Tree Program provides natural way to honor people, events
• Town's energy assistance program begins taking applications Sept. 27
• Businesses cut costs and seek efficiencies rather than expand
• Town's Annual 9/11 Ceremony at Fairfield Fire Department is Saturday
• Chad and Jeremy at FTC on StageOne Friday
• Gov. Rell proclaims Sept. 11 as day of remembrance
• Gunman scare forces students into lock-down at Ludlowe High
• Gov. Rell: Connecticut seat belt use at an all-time high
• Library to host Fairfield Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting Tuesday
• A tale of two trees
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• September National Sewing Month
• Fairfield Public Library Plays Hollywood
• A tale of two trees
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• Breakfast Meeting
• A tale of two trees
• The New Haven Symphony Orchestra will close the QC season next Friday (May 15 at 8pm) with Beethove
• Congressman Himes holds Small Business Workshop at Fairfield's Main Library
• TIMES TALKS LIVE -- Get ready for the conclusion of the hit series on Sunday, May 23: Don't m
• Storm news:Hurricane preparedness from Fairfield Fire Dept. office of Emergency Management
• The season opens September 15, with an Open Visions Forum presentation. Don't miss hearing Dav
• Storm news:Governor Rell requests pre-landfall Federal Aid as 'Earl' Approaches
• Also in September, Arts and Minds will present another Open Visions Forum, Invasion of the Mind S
• How to get on the High Honors Roll and stay there
• Economic cost of deer
• They're back! Those thrilling days of yesteryear return with the Live Radio Drama Players, who
• Storm news:Town of Fairfield boat owners
• BOF looks at bonding
• The Romantic Piano: The Music of Chopin and Albeniz, will be presented at the Quick Center on Sept.
• Storm news:Hurricane preparedness from Fairfield Fire Dept. office of Emergency Management
• Fairfield students head back to school
• Hungarian Exhibit extended one week! Don't miss out on your last chance to see this beautiful
• Storm news:Governor Rell requests pre-landfall Federal Aid as 'Earl' Approaches
• A tale of two trees
• Fairfield Museum Shop Annual WHITE SALE! All white items 30% off!
• A tale of two trees
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Our Museum shop has the most delightful and unique children's gifts! New arrivals from Eeboo w
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• Welcome to the Fairfield Museum Shop, where you will find a multitdue of elegant and stylish pieces
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• Happy New Year From The Jewish Home Minyan Men Of Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield And Trumbull
• There's a great concert coming up this weekend -- Dave Samuels and the Caribbean Jazz Project
• IMAGES is a juried photography exhibition hosted by the Fairfield Museum to celebrate the exceptio
• The final Open Visions Forum on Wednesday, April 21 -- To Believe or Not To Believe -- features Chr
• Town Ball Picnic tonight at 6pm! A free community event! Come down to the museum's ball field
• If you missed the stunning NT Live presentation of THE HABIT OF ART, don't despair. The encore
• How to get on the High Honors Roll and stay there
• MET Opera fans. The final MET HD live presentation of ARMIDA will be presented Saturday, May 1 at
• Two new cops for Fairfield
• It's time to reveal this week's SNEAK PEEK OF THE WEEK. It's none other than Grammy
• Awards to be presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• Dance fans ... don't miss this week's performance of the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. Described
• Storm news:Town of Fairfield boat owners
• Awards to be presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• Storm news:Town of Fairfield boat owners
• Congressman Himes holds Small Business Workshop at Fairfield's Main Library
• Storm news:Hurricane preparedness from Fairfield Fire Dept. office of Emergency Management
• Storm news:Governor Rell requests pre-landfall Federal Aid as 'Earl' Approaches
• Economic cost of deer
• BOF looks at bonding
• Fairfield students head back to school
• Breakfast At The Fairfield Public Library
• Personal Essayist Kim Dana Kupperman Is Fairfield University’s Inspired Writers’....
• Pianist and Professor Orin Grossman Performs Chopin and Albéniz at Quick Center for the Arts
• A tale of two trees
• Fairfield Chamber News - September 7, 2010
• Finance board tours decaying Pavilion
• Finance board funds Penfield Pavilion
• Fairfield University's Center For Catholic Studies Announces Seasonof Events
• How to get on the High Honors Roll and stay there
• Two new cops for Fairfield
• Congressman Himes holds Small Business Workshop at Fairfield's Main Library
• Storm news:Hurricane preparedness from Fairfield Fire Dept. office of Emergency Management
• Storm news:Governor Rell requests pre-landfall Federal Aid as 'Earl' Approaches
• Economic cost of deer
• BOF looks at bonding
• Fairfield students head back to school
• How to get on the High Honors Roll and stay there
• Two new cops for Fairfield
• Awards to be presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• Storm news:Town of Fairfield boat owners
• Fairfield students head back to school
• New Adult Book Club Discussing Young Adult Fiction
• How to get on the High Honors Roll and stay there
• Two new cops for Fairfield
• Awards to be presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• Storm news:Town of Fairfield boat owners
• Congressman Himes holds Small Business Workshop at Fairfield's Main Library
• Storm news:Hurricane preparedness from Fairfield Fire Dept. office of Emergency Management
• Storm news:Governor Rell requests pre-landfall Federal Aid as 'Earl' Approaches
• Economic cost of deer
• BOF looks at bonding
• Michael J. Mauboussin To Speak at the Annual Meeting of The Friends of the Fairfield Public Library
• Stan Ridgway
• How to get on the High Honors Roll and stay there
• Two new cops for Fairfield
• Awards to be presented at Jewish Home Fall Gala
• Storm news:Town of Fairfield boat owners
• Fairfield Arts Council Announces ‘Taste Of Your Own Medicine: Nina Bentley’
• Storm news:Hurricane preparedness from Fairfield Fire Dept. office of Emergency Management
• Storm news:Governor Rell requests pre-landfall Federal Aid as 'Earl' Approaches
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Congressman Himes holds Small Business Workshop at Fairfield’s Main Library
• Economic cost of deer
• BOF looks at bonding
• Fairfield students head back to school
• Autism Support Network, Autism Hangout Guide Those Touched by Autism
• Fairfield mom Nancy Fabian writes a children's book
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Penfield renovation approved
• Where is Santa now? Check Norad Santa Tracker 2010 and find out when he'll arrive in Fairfield, Connecticut
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Town of Fairfield celebration for Fairfield American Little League Teams today
• An Afternoon Of Traditional Irish Music
• Fairfield Kiwanis 19th Annual Fall Juried Arts And Crafts Fair
• Ludlowe Rebuilds With Younger Team
• You Say Tomato
• Style Gets Wet and Wild
• The Fab Faux
• Mutts Make Merriment and Mayhem
• Protect Your Garden From Flying Debris
• Hop, Skip and Jump Into Town
• Penfield renovation approved
• New Stone Counters Renew Old Kitchens
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• BOE navigates redistricting
• Washington eliminates Fairfield in LLWS 9-5 (with video)
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Town of Fairfield celebration for Fairfield American Little League Teams today
• Vandals Return to Library
• Town Prepares for Hurricane Earl
• Summit Examines Town's Debt
• Educate Your College Kids About Eating
• Preparations Urged for Hurricane Earl
• Mango Salsa Dances on Your Barbecue Menu
• Tucker Hits a Bulls Eye
• Radio Dramas Kicks Off New Season at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Watch for Children and Drive Safely
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Paula Poundstone Pummels with Laughs
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Do a Double Take at Double Exposure
• The FEZ Makes Urban Dining Delicious
• Forget The Store: Grow Your Own Food!
• WWII Vet and Volunteer Dies at 84
• She Sold the House Her Mom Sold
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Drink in the Arboretum and Gardens
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Local Ballplayer Recalls Robinson
• Penfield renovation approved
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• BOE navigates redistricting
• Washington eliminates Fairfield in LLWS 9-5 (with video)
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Town of Fairfield celebration for Fairfield American Little League Teams today
• Da Vinci Reinvents Surgery
• Repair that Rides to Your Front Door
• Just Call Me Sausage Toes
• Kids Head Back to School Sept. 2
• Town of Fairfield celebration for Fairfield American Little League Teams today
• Little Leaguers Celebrate Huge Year
• Find Everything but the Fleas
• Youngsters Tackle Football Headon
• Fairfield American defeated 14-1
• Fairfield catches Little League fever
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Penfield renovation approved
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• BOE navigates redistricting
• Washington eliminates Fairfield in LLWS 9-5 (with video)
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Fairfield American defeated 14-1
• Fairfield catches Little League fever
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Penfield renovation approved
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• BOE navigates redistricting
• Washington eliminates Fairfield in LLWS 9-5 (with video)
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Town of Fairfield celebration for Fairfield American Little League Teams today
• Dogs Display Their Courageous Skills
• Intensity Hosts Tennis Fund-Raiser
• Intensity Hosts Tennis Fund-Raiser
• Fairfield Family Rallies to Net Title
• Rowing Sisters' Summer Is Heavy Medal
• School Start Times Alarm Doctor
• Are You Besieged by Tomatoes?
• This House Sits on a Cul-de-Sac
• Schools Start Too Soon for Good Health
• Two Chicks Raise Five Chicks
• Red Molly Offers Vibrant Vocals
• Parade Set to Honor Little Leaguers
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• Fairfield American defeated 14-1
• Fairfield catches Little League fever
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Penfield renovation approved
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• Debicella: Campaign will be about issues, not personalities (video)
• BOE navigates redistricting
• Little League returns to cheers (with video)
• Washington eliminates Fairfield in LLWS 9-5 (with video)
• Rail Hikes Await New Cars
• Restaurant Week Kicks Off
• Fairfield MomsTown – A Local Blog
• Cobble It Together
• Town of Fairfield celebration for Fairfield American Little League Teams today
• Agent Knows All The Good Places
• Lisa Cummings will Redesign Your Health
• Cancer Patient Lands New Job
• One Man Tells his Saab Story
• Board of Education – Stuck in the Middle on Middle School Feeder Plan
• Season Ends as Fairfield Falls 9-5
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• World Series Run Ends for Fairfield
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• Cook Up Some Fun
• Fairfield American defeated 14-1
• Go Long
• Fairfield catches Little League fever
• Fire at Fairfield Woods Rd. home results in $75,000 in damages
• Perlitz pleads guilty
• Penfield renovation approved
• Fairfield American players, manager discuss competing in LLWS (video)
• BOE navigates redistricting
• Washington eliminates Fairfield in LLWS 9-5
• A Talk on Social Skills at Library
• Pedal the Pounds Away
• Scout out Who's New at the Zoo
• Local Home Sales Beat U.S. Trend
• TP&Z Delays Softball Field Hearing
• Area Golfers Start Strong at Amateur
• Put Your Basil on Ice
• Rock On!
• Designer Focuses on Green Interiors
• ‘Just Beat It’ Team Assembles For Walk For Hope In Fairfield
• Cops, Truckers Debate Pkwy. Crash
• Evans Helps Stormers Win
• James W. Boston Was 'Loved by All'
• Nardone Homers, Washington Leads 4-3
• Bank of Fairfield Seminar Emphasizes Preparing for College
• Photographs Reveal a Beckoning Path
• Trendy Paint Can Give Home a Facelift
• Jiminy! Krik-It Opens in Fairfield
• Fairfield University Awarded Gold ‘Innovation Prize’ For Online Tool Created By ...
• Fairfield's Game Tuesday at 8 p.m.
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• Fairfield American defeated 14-1
• Fairfield catches Little League fever
• Judy Collins Performs with Spirit
• Golfer Green Wins Cohen Courage Award
• Minette and Rook Takes Flight
• Metro-North Schedules Changing
• Vikings Land in Fairfield
• Fairfield's Monday Game Rained Out
• Banjo Society Hooks Local Fans
• Fairfield, CT Boys & Girls of Summer 2010
• Fairfield American defeated 14-1
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• Fairfield Falls 14-1
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• Fairfield Falls to Texas, Still Alive
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• You'll Eat Your Fill at Rizzuto's
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• Wash Your Car in "Greener" Water
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• This Biz Has Got the Buzz
• Horse sense
• Happiest People in World Thank Broker
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Defense Sparks Mariners to County Title
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• Texas Keeps up Torrid Pace, Lead 11-0
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• Horse sense
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• We Have Pilot Pen Tickets to Give Away!
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• Fairfield Looks to Take Down Texas
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• Horse sense
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• See Behind the Scenes at the Aquarium
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• Horse sense
• Horse sense
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• Slice of Heaven Overlooks River
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green (Video)
• Game On! Follow Our Boys Live Right Here
• Way to go Fairfield American!
• Chimichurri To Tickle Your Taste Buds
• Designer Focuses on Green Interiors
• Sono Field House Hosts Soccer Clinics
• Fairfield Wins World Series Opener
• Fairfield Supports Little Leaguers
• Gala Awards will Include Fairfield, Easton Residents
• Girls and softball win. Referendum fails.
• Bicyclists: Don't Get Hit by a Car
• Softball Referendum: Not enough voter turnout to pass
• Take Cover from the Sun
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• Horse sense
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• Traffic advisory from the Fairfield Police
• Professor Louie & The Crowmatix Ace It
• Selectmen OK $3.3M for Pavilion
• Town Ball Whacks Blast From Past
• Tennis Team Wins Sectional Berth
• Leather Up for Fall
• Fairfield University’s Carl and Dorothy Bennett Center For Judaic Studies Announces 2010-2011...
• Wash Your Car in "Greener" Water
• Girls and softball win. Referendum fails.
• Softball Referendum: Not enough voter turnout to pass
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• Ups, downs of walking through town
• SHU installs 24' sculpture by noted Indiana Artist
• Founder of Haitian School for Boys admits to engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors
• Women for Himes rally at Sherman Green
• Round Out Your Wardrobe at Roundabout
• State reports positive mosquitoes for West Nile Virus.First of season for Fairfield
• Farmers Market Springs Up in Parking Lot
• Horse sense
• Extra! Extra!
• Flatto requests town input for Penfield
• Playoffs Set in Men's Baseball
• Rell Warns on Water Use
• Cops to Walk a Charity Beat
• Fairfield Arts Council exhibit of member's photography
• Flour Delivery Goes Awry on Merritt
• Firefighters rescue two dogs while battling blaze
• West Nile Virus Found in Mosquitoes
• Fire Dept. is #1
• Ziggy Marley Tunes In to Family
• Hostile crowd greets Himes at Town Hall meeting
• Home Prices Show Modest Gains
• Saxl confirmed as source of allegations against Steinke
• TPZ To Take a Swing at Ball Field
• Pent Rd. dispute goes to court
• Enjoy a Tax Free Shopping Spree
• All Star Girls
• Lend Your Vote For The Writers Library At The Fairfield Public Library
• Debicella, McMahon win in Fairfield
• Girls and softball win. Referendum fails.
• Guidelines for students starting or returning to schools this fall
• Softball Referendum: Not enough voter turnout to pass
• Teaching farm proposes using different location
• Homeschool Focus Group At Fairfield Public Library
• Make Waves In Your College Search: Getting Organized, Getting In!
• Best-Selling Memoir Writer to Speak at Fairfield Public Library
• Fairfield Museum and History Center’s Annual Fundraising Gala
• Fairfield Arts Council exhibit of member's photography
• Firefighters rescue two dogs while battling blaze
• Fire Dept. is #1
• Hostile crowd greets Himes at Town Hall meeting
• Saxl confirmed as source of allegations against Steinke
• Pent Rd. dispute goes to court
• All Star Girls
• Debicella, McMahon win in Fairfield
• Girls and softball win. Referendum fails.
• Softball Referendum: Not enough voter turnout to pass
• Fire Dept. is #1
• Hostile crowd greets Himes at Town Hall meeting
• Saxl confirmed as source of allegations against Steinke
• Pent Rd. dispute goes to court
• All Star Girls
• Debicella, McMahon win in Fairfield
• Softball Referendum: Not enough voter turnout to pass
• Fairfield President To Open Fall Season Of Programs With Talk
• Artist Joel Carreiro’s Seeing Things Opens at the Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery
• Girls and softball win. Referendum fails.
• Referendums and Economic Principles.
• Fairfield Arts Council exhibit of member's photography
• Firefighters rescue two dogs while battling blaze
• Debicella, McMahon win in Fairfield
• Fairfield Arts Council exhibit of member's photography
• Firefighters rescue two dogs while battling blaze
• Fire Dept. is #1
• Hostile crowd greets Himes at Town Hall meeting
• Saxl confirmed as source of allegations against Steinke
• Pent Rd. dispute goes to court
• All Star Girls
• Hostile crowd greets Himes at Town Hall meeting
• Himes kicks off 100 Day Campaign
• Saxl confirmed as source of allegations against Steinke
• EMT course for certification at Fairfield U
• Pent Rd. dispute goes to court
• Conn. Challenge supports cancer survivors; good for the body, soul
• All Star Girls
• Absentee Ballots Available
• Debicella, McMahon win in Fairfield
• Fairfield Public Library welcomes new assistant director
• Fairfield legislators applaud funds for regional fire school
• Fairfield Public Library News - August 9, 2010
• United Way offers thanks to deserving volunteers
• Democratic, Republican candidates round-up
• Injunction sought on sale of Pent Road
• Debicella, Torres, Merkle vie for 4th District seat
• Two fallen firefighters are honored by thousands
• Steinke denies all allegations by Blackrock's attorney; Flatto and others are subphoenaed
• Fairfield Arts Council exhibit of member's photography
• Firefighters rescue two dogs while battling blaze
• Fire Dept. is #1
• Award-Winning Writer Thomas Lynch To Deliver Fairfield University’s Catholicism And The Arts...
• Born To Run Author Christopher McDougall To Talk At Fairfield Ludlowe High School
• Injunction sought on sale of Pent Road
• Debicella, Torres, Merkle vie for 4th District seat
• Two fallen firefighters are honored by thousands
• Steinke denies all allegations by Blackrock's attorney; Flatto and others are subphoenaed
• Fairfield University Announces A Global Citizenship Focus for the 2010-2011 Season of Open...
• Himes kicks off 100 Day Campaign
• EMT course for certification at Fairfield U
• Conn. Challenge supports cancer survivors; good for the body, soul
• Absentee Ballots Available
• Fairfield Public Library welcomes new assistant director
• Fairfield legislators applaud funds for regional fire school
• United Way offers thanks to deserving volunteers
• Democratic, Republican candidates round-up
• Steinke denies all allegations by Blackrock's attorney; Flatto and others are subphoenaed
• Himes kicks off 100 Day Campaign
• EMT course for certification at Fairfield U
• Conn. Challenge supports cancer survivors; good for the body, soul
• Absentee Ballots Available
• Fairfield Public Library welcomes new assistant director
• Fairfield legislators applaud funds for regional fire school
• United Way offers thanks to deserving volunteers
• Democratic, Republican candidates round-up
• Injunction sought on sale of Pent Road
• Debicella, Torres, Merkle vie for 4th District seat
• Two fallen firefighters are honored by thousands
• Look Good Feel Better Program for Female Cancer Patients
• Depictions of War in Miniature at Fairfield’s Senior Center
• Himes, Debicella joust over spending
• Obama's Wal-Mart
• RTM sells road for $50,000 to Martels
• St. Pius X addition OK'd
• Rob Merkle supporter
• Brandt, Kupchick to ‘Meet and Greet’ at beach
• Storm packs a wallop
• TPZ says no to Jewish Home zoning amendment
• Absentee Ballots available
• St. Pius X addition OK'd
• Rob Merkle supporter
• Brandt, Kupchick to ‘Meet and Greet’ at beach
• Storm packs a wallop
• TPZ says no to Jewish Home zoning amendment
• Absentee Ballots available
• Men who man the Marina
• Blackrock developer threatens lawsuit
• RTM says no to contracts for firefighters, Town Hall employees
• Storm packs a wallop
• Depictions of War in Miniature at Fairfield’s Senior Center
• Himes, Debicella joust over spending
• Obama's Wal-Mart
• RTM sells road for $50,000 to Martels
• White-Tailed Kite Is Spotted Near Stratford Point
• Rob Merkle supporter
• Brandt, Kupchick to ‘Meet and Greet’ at beach
• Storm packs a wallop
• TPZ says no to Jewish Home zoning amendment
• Absentee Ballots available
• Men who man the Marina
• Blackrock developer threatens lawsuit
• RTM says no to contracts for firefighters, Town Hall employees
• Fairfield road closings in effect for funeral service and procession of Bridgeport Firefighter today
• Storm packs a wallop
• Depictions of War in Miniature at Fairfield’s Senior Center
• Himes, Debicella joust over spending
• Obama's Wal-Mart
• RTM sells road for $50,000 to Martels
• St. Pius X addition OK'd
• St. Pius X addition OK'd
• Rob Merkle supporter
• Brandt, Kupchick to ‘Meet and Greet’ at beach
• Storm packs a wallop
• TPZ says no to Jewish Home zoning amendment
• Absentee Ballots available
• Men who man the Marina
• Blackrock developer threatens lawsuit
• RTM says no to contracts for firefighters, Town Hall employees
• Fairfield road closings in effect for funeral service and procession of Bridgeport Firefighter today
• Learn About Fairfield's Organic Teaching Farm at Green Drinks
• Corrected Classified page for July 22
• Storm packs a wallop
• Depictions of War in Miniature at Fairfield’s Senior Center
• Himes, Debicella joust over spending
• Obama's Wal-Mart
• RTM sells road for $50,000 to Martels
• St. Pius X addition OK'd
• Rob Merkle supporter
• Brandt, Kupchick to ‘Meet and Greet’ at beach
• Storm packs a wallop
• TPZ says no to Jewish Home zoning amendment
• Absentee Ballots available
• Men who man the Marina
• Blackrock developer threatens lawsuit
• RTM says no to contracts for firefighters, Town Hall employees
• Fairfield road closings in effect for funeral service and procession of Bridgeport Firefighter today
• Corrected Classified page for July 22
• Fairfield Public Library News - July 28, 2010
• Storm packs a wallop
• Depictions of War in Miniature at Fairfield’s Senior Center
• Himes, Debicella joust over spending
• Obama's Wal-Mart
• RTM sells road for $50,000 to Martels
• St. Pius X addition OK'd
• Westport firefighters help burn survivors build self esteem
• Rob Merkle supporter
• Corrected Classified page for July 22
• Brandt, Kupchick to ‘Meet and Greet’ at beach
• Storm packs a wallop
• Storm packs a wallop
• Men who man the Marina
• TPZ says no to Jewish Home zoning amendment
• Blackrock developer threatens lawsuit
• Absentee Ballots available
• RTM says no to contracts for firefighters, Town Hall employees
• FAC Issues 2010 Artist Member Photography Challenge Show
• Votes Cast in The Jewish Home, Fairfield
• New Ffld. Housing Director appointed
• No smoking at the beach, please
• The end of a 50 year library career
• St. Pius Church seeks to expand
• Conservation Commission meeting ends in confusion
• Depictions of War in Miniature at Fairfield’s Senior Center
• Ye Yacht Yard
• Himes, Debicella joust over spending
• Softball Referendum set for August 12
• Obama's Wal-Mart
• An interview with Ruth Anne Baumgartner, teacher and director
• RTM sells road for $50,000 to Martels
• Jewish Home expansion plans change
• Westport firefighters help burn survivors build self esteem
• Corrected Classified page for July 22
• Storm packs a wallop
• Fairfield Public Library News - July 26, 2010
• New Community Chamber Orchestra Auditions
• New Ffld. Housing Director appointed
• No smoking at the beach, please
• The end of a 50 year library career
• St. Pius Church seeks to expand
• Conservation Commission meeting ends in confusion
• Ye Yacht Yard
• Softball Referendum set for August 12
• An interview with Ruth Anne Baumgartner, teacher and director
• Jewish Home expansion plans change
• Fairfield Public Library Welcomes Their New Assistant Director
• Hulley Arts Foundation Benefit Features Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band Parrotbeach at Fairfield...
• New Ffld. Housing Director appointed
• No smoking at the beach, please
• The end of a 50 year library career
• St. Pius Church seeks to expand
• Conservation Commission meeting ends in confusion
• Ye Yacht Yard
• Softball Referendum set for August 12
• An interview with Ruth Anne Baumgartner, teacher and director
• Jewish Home expansion plans change
• Westport firefighters help burn survivors build self esteem
• Corrected Classified page for July 22
• Fairfield University Announces The 2010-2011 Season of Arts, Culture and the Opening of a New Museum
• New Ffld. Housing Director appointed
• No smoking at the beach, please
• The end of a 50 year library career
• St. Pius Church seeks to expand
• Conservation Commission meeting ends in confusion
• Ye Yacht Yard
• Softball Referendum set for August 12
• An interview with Ruth Anne Baumgartner, teacher and director
• Jewish Home expansion plans change
• Westport firefighters help burn survivors build self esteem
• Corrected Classified page for July 22
• Fairfield University School Of Nursing Dean Announces Decision To Step Down
• No smoking at the beach, please
• The end of a 50 year library career
• St. Pius Church seeks to expand
• Conservation Commission meeting ends in confusion
• Ye Yacht Yard
• Softball Referendum set for August 12
• An interview with Ruth Anne Baumgartner, teacher and director
• Jewish Home expansion plans change
• Westport firefighters help burn survivors build self esteem
• New Ffld. Housing Director appointed
• Westporter, founder of Achievement First Bridgeport Academy helps students
• Two of three rating agencies rate town stable; Moody's cites negative outlook for bond auction
• Free town home energy assessments a success
• Fairfield Public Library circulation tops 1M
• Police officers help build community, trust, partnership
• RLMS teacher honored (with video)
• Sherman upgrades could cost $1.9M
• Police Dept. promotions (with video)
• Concerned Citizens: Don't allow appeal
• EMT Course for Certification Begins at Fairfield University
• New Ffld. Housing Director appointed
• No smoking at the beach, please
• The end of a 50 year library career
• St. Pius Church seeks to expand
• Conservation Commission meeting ends in confusion
• Ye Yacht Yard
• Softball Referendum set for August 12
• Summer Senior Safety Guidelines
• Fairfield University’s 17th Annual Summer Festival Chorus Performs Viva Vienna!
• Police officers help build community, trust, partnership
• RLMS teacher honored (with video)
• Sherman upgrades could cost $1.9M
• Police Dept. promotions (with video)
• Concerned Citizens: Don't allow appeal
• Westporter, founder of Achievement First Bridgeport Academy helps students
• Two of three rating agencies rate town stable; Moody's cites negative outlook for bond auction
• Free town home energy assessments a success
• Fairfield Public Library circulation tops 1M
• The Welcome Club of Fairfield and Easton raises over $2,400 for Autism Speaks
• Westporter, founder of Achievement First Bridgeport Academy helps students
• Two of three rating agencies rate town stable; Moody's cites negative outlook for bond auction
• Free town home energy assessments a success
• Fairfield Public Library circulation tops 1M
• Police officers help build community, trust, partnership
• RLMS teacher honored (with video)
• Sherman upgrades could cost $1.9M
• Police Dept. promotions (with video)
• Concerned Citizens: Don't allow appeal
• Two of three rating agencies rate town stable; Moody's cites negative outlook for bond auction
• Free town home energy assessments a success
• Fairfield Public Library circulation tops 1M
• Police officers help build community, trust, partnership
• RLMS teacher honored (with video)
• Sherman upgrades could cost $1.9M
• Police Dept. promotions (with video)
• Concerned Citizens: Don't allow appeal
• Westporter, founder of Achievement First Bridgeport Academy helps students
• Concerned Citizens: Don't allow appeal
• 21st Annual Operation Hope Tag Sale
• Honorary Barnum Festival Ringmaster, Former Stamford Resident, At The Jewish Home
• Westporter, founder of Achievement First Bridgeport Academy helps students
• Two of three rating agencies rate town stable; Moody's cites negative outlook for bond auction
• Free town home energy assessments a success
• Fairfield Public Library circulation tops 1M
• Police officers help build community, trust, partnership
• RLMS teacher honored (with video)
• Sherman upgrades could cost $1.9M
• Police Dept. promotions (with video)
• Westporter, founder of Achievement First Bridgeport Academy helps students
• Two of three rating agencies rate town stable; Moody's cites negative outlook for bond auction
• Free town home energy assessments a success
• Fairfield Public Library circulation tops 1M
• Police officers help build community, trust, partnership
• RLMS teacher honored
• Sherman upgrades could cost $1.9M
• Police Dept. promotions
• Concerned Citizens: Don't allow appeal
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• Drew and Kupchick are the nominees
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• Longtime Congressman Christopher Shays endorses Kupchick for state rep.
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• McKinney endorses Kupchick for state rep
• Veggies or softball at Hoyden's Hill
• Longtime Congressman Christopher Shays endorses Kupchick for state rep.
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• McKinney endorses Oz Griebel for governor
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• Himes nominated for 2nd term (Video)
• New Selectman Jim Walsh takes the oath (Video)
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• Revisiting Steven Millhauser,1996 Pulitzer Winner, RLHS graduate
• Sacred Heart spokesman facing child porn charges
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• Revisiting Steven Millhauser,1996 Pulitzer Winner, RLHS graduate
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• McKinney endorses Kupchick for state rep
• Longtime Congressman Christopher Shays endorses Kupchick for state rep.
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• Sacred Heart spokesman facing child porn charges
• Dogwoods in bloom
• Fairfield residents urged to report flood damages by this Friday
• Revisiting Steven Millhauser,1996 Pulitzer Winner, RLHS graduate
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• McKinney endorses Kupchick for state rep
• Longtime Congressman Christopher Shays endorses Kupchick for state rep.
• McKinney endorses Oz Griebel for governor
• New Selectman Jim Walsh takes the oath (Video)
• Fairfield’s BOE recognizes outstanding students
• Congressman Himes Visits The Jewish Home
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• Taxing subject at League of Women Voters lunch
• McKinney endorses Kupchick for state rep
• Fairfield woman alleges genetic discrimination at work due to breast cancer gene
• Longtime Congressman Christopher Shays endorses Kupchick for state rep.
• Russo drops out of race, supports Debicella
• McKinney endorses Oz Griebel for governor
• Sacred Heart spokesman facing child porn charges
• Fairfield’s BOE recognizes outstanding students
• Dogwoods in bloom
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• Himes nominated for 2nd term (Video)
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• Dogwoods in bloom
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• Car-bombing suspect lived in Bridgeport
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• Fairfield residents urged to report flood damages
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• Fairfield woman alleges genetic discrimination at work due to breast cancer gene
• Taxing subject at League of Women Voters lunch
• Fairfield woman alleges genetic discrimination at work due to breast cancer gene
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• ROCK on...
• Car-bombing suspect lived in Bridgeport
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• RTM passes budget
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• Celebrating 75 Years of Dogwood Festivals
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• Fairfield residents urged to report flood damages
• Fairfield residents urged to report flood damages
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• ROCK on...
• Car-bombing suspect lived in Bridgeport
• State, developer and town: All aboard Metro Center Train Station
• RTM passes budget
• Lynn Redgrave dies: Town mourns
• Celebrating 75 Years of Dogwood Festivals
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• Fairfield University’s Open Visions Forum Announces the 2009-2010 Season
• The Wailers
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• Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts Announces 2009-10 Season
• Fairfield University’s Fall 'Irish in Film' Series
• Jamie A. Hulley Arts Foundation Benefit Features Songs of Billy Joel.....
• Bridgeport Resident Receives Volunteer of the Year Award at The Jewish Home
• Dale Allen Productions, LLC - August Newsletter
• The Robert Cray Band
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• Skin Screenings in Fairfield
• Health Care Reform Resource
• Fairfield University’s Carl And Dorothy Bennett Center For Judaic Studies Announces Fall 2009.....
• Fairfield Receives ‘Freedom Award’ Nomination
• Beauty Lou and The Country Beast - Missoula Children's Theatre
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Funds Effort to Fight Elder Abuse
• Public Health Initiative Expands To Suburbs
• Trevor Hall
• Summer Festival Chorus The Times They Are A-Changin'
• California '66/WPKN Benefit featuring The Electric Prunes, Love and Sky...
• Fairfield to Study Incarcerated Schizophrenics
• Missoula Children's Theatre begins Performances at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Dale Allen's June Greetings
• Fairfield University’s Summer Festival Chorus Performs - The Times They Are A-Changin
• P.J. Pacifico
• Phèdre with Helen Mirren, Dominic Cooper and Margaret Tyzack
• Fairfield's Engineering School Receives Significant Grant
• National Computer Camp at Fairfield University for Boys and Girls to get Underway in Late June
• 2010 Connecticut Challenge Bike Ride
• All Jesuit Universities to Convene at Fairfield
• Fairfield County H.S. Students To Be Honored
• SHU's Welch College of Business to Launch 'Welch MBA' in September 2009
• Fairfield Partners With CFO Group
• Residents Take Stand to Stop Elder Abuse
• Quick Center for the Arts Announces Limited Space in Missoula Children's Theatre Program
• Three Free Skin Cancer Screenings Arranged By CancerCare Of Connecticut
• Little Joy
• The Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Awards $12,000 in Scholarships
• Psychedelic Furs
• Dale Allen on Huffington Post
• Students Complete Mural with Residents of The Jewish Home
• Fairfield University Awards 1,298 Diplomas At Two Separate Ceremonies
• Fairfield University's 59th Commencement Ceremony
• Fairfield University's Summer Festival Chorus Auditions
• Dale Allen Productions News for May 2009
• Fairfield University and Charities Band Together for Local Children’s Burn Camp And Mid-Fairfield.
• Summer Musical Theatre Workshops and ‘Oliver!’
• Ducks in a Row for New Senior Services Site at One Post Road
• Social Network Workshop for Artists and Not-For-Profits Presented by Cultural Alliance of Fairfield
• Operation Hope's Shelves Stocked on MBA Service Day
• Happiness Club Newsletter - May 1, 2009
• Greenwich Artist Ernest Garthwaite’s Wetlands Exhibition at Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery
• 'It's a Dog's Life' Pet Therapy at The Jewish Home with Volunteers from Easton, Fairfield and Stamfo
• Two Fairfield University Students Probable for Swine Flu, Samples Sent to CDC for Confirmation
• Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Plays Mendelssohn at Quick Center for the Arts
• Fairfield University’s Dolan School of Business Launches a New Initiative with KPMG...
• La Cenerentola Shown worldwide and locally at Fairfield University
• Fairfield University’s DiMenna-Nyselius Library Celebrates National Library Week With Food Drive..
• Complexions Contemporary Ballet
• Autism Support Network and Aid for Autistic Children Create Alliance
• Happiness Club Newsletter - April 1, 2009
• Men's Club Golf and Tennis Invitational at the Metropolis Country Club
• Fairfield University School of Nursing’s Second Degree Program Information Session
• Fairfield University Glee Club Goin’ Wild at the Quick Center for the Arts
• Sacred Heart University Senior Earns McCaughey Scholarship
• Confessions of a Practicing Jewish Artist - Judaic Studies
• Live Music Project’s Jewish Themes Back by Popular Demand at Fairfield University’s Quick Center
• Environmental Policy Source
• Fairfield University’s Academic Vice President Orin Grossman’s Lecture and Concert
• ‘The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley’ at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• SEE 2008 Peabody Winner This American Life Live in HD at Quick Center for the Arts
• Dolan School of Business’s ‘How to Become a Successful Entrepreneur’ Forum to Feature......
• Leading Ecologist and Economist is Fairfield Earth Day Speaker
• 3rd Annual Town-Wide Fairfield Kiwanis Book Drive
• Fairfield University’s Studio Art Program Presents Creative Scape Exhibition
• Fairfield University’s Orin Grossman Reprises SRO Gershwin Evening at the Quick Center for the Art
• Passover Begins At Sundown
• Complexions Contemporary Ballet to Appear at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Fairfield University’s Theatre Fairfield Ends Season With Chekhovian Masterpiece Three Sisters
• News from Connecticut Audubon Society - April 1, 2009
• Fairfield University Environmentalists Host the ‘More Green Cleaners Party’
• Fairfield University Glee Club Presents Its Spring Concert Double Your Pleasure with Special Guest
• Greenwich Resident To Give Holocaust Remembrance Talk
• Fairfield University Recognizes Artist Robert Vickrey’s Lifelong Contribution in Art With....
• The Roches - Maggie, Terre and Suzzy to Appear at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• There is Still Time to Host a Fresh Air Child!
• Best-Selling Author Sue Miller Speaks at Fairfield University
• Are Catholic Universities Still Catholic?
• Jazz Guitarist Tony Lombardozzi Featured at Fairfield University’s Spring Jazz Ensemble Concert
• JWC Presents Mercy Learning with $16,500
• Soul Singer and Free Spirit Joan Osborne Performs at Quick Center for the Arts
• Inspired Writers Series with Author-Illustrator John Bemelmans Marciano at Fairfield University
• Women and the Word: Putting Women Back in the Biblical Picture
• Source for Controversial Issue of Breastfeeding vs. Not Breastfeeding
• Award-Winning Fairfield University Students Present a Devised Theater Piece - 20-Somethings: B.Y.O.B
• Fairfield University’s Inspired Writers Series Continues With ‘Matrimony’ Author Joshua Henkin
• The Russian National Ballet Brings Giselle to Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• North Stratfield Students' Ferris Wheel of Friendship Turns at The Jewish Home
• Purim Party a ‘Lot’ of Fun at The Jewish Home
• This American Life - Live!
• Autism Support Network, Israeli Society for Autistic Children Form Alliance
• Fairfield University’s School of Nursing to Host Free Pediatric and Adolescent Palliative Care...
• A Retrospective Exhibition 'Robert Vickrey: The Magic of Realism'
• The Met: Live in HD Presents La Sonnambula at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• National Gallery Director Earl A. Powell III Speaks at Fairfield University’s Open Visions Forum
• Live Music Project Illuminates Music of the Silver Screen at Quick Center for the Arts
• The Jewish Home, Fairfield, Agrees to Acquire Edgehill from Stamford Health System
• Luncheon, Boutique and Cabaret for The Jewish Home
• William Kowalewski Named Administrator of The Jewish Home for the Elderly
• Sci-Fi Radio Invades Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts With The Robot...
• Fairfield University’s Spring Irish Film Series
• Marketing Workshop for Artists Presented by Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County
• Jazz Trumpeter Roy Hargrove Plays Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• The Met: Live in HD from Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• "Family Series - American Heroines
• Sacred Heart University Featured in National Guide to Service Learning
• Art Exhibit: Identity: Who Are We Now
• 2nd Annual Ladies Night Shop-Til-You-Drop-Extravaganza
• ‘The Student Prince’ at Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts
• The Lost Wooden Synagogues of Eastern Europe
• Fairfield Kiwanis "Give Light"
• Iron Chef Kosher Heats Up The Jewish Home
• Happiness Club Newsletter - February 17, 2009
• State Rep Kim Fawcett Speaks at The Jewish Home, Fairfield
• National Acrobats of China Defy Gravity at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Fado Powerhouse Mariza Appears at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Music for a Winter Afternoon
• Happiness Club Newsletter - February 10, 2009
• Pianist Simone Dinnerstein Performs at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• JWC Installs New Officers
• Terra Lingua USA sends 3 Connecticut students to a Korean International Schooling Camp
• Tu B'Shvat, The New Year for Trees, Celebrated at The Jewish Home
• News - New Canaan Artist To Give A Second Talk
• Sacred Heart University Named to Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service
• The (Even Greater) Outdoors: Get Out There!
• Local Arts Organization Partners with...
• EarthTalk: Simple improvements for greening the home
• EarthTalk: Harvesting rainwater for household use
• EarthTalk: High molybdenum levels from cookware
• Share the season in pictures with the Fairfield Community
• EarthTalk: more affordable energy-efficient cars
• EarthTalk: Green life lessons for youngsters
• EarthTalk: Disposable paper products decimate forests
• EarthTalk: Vertical Farming
• EarthTalk: Green Power for Homes
• EarthTalk: Toxic hair salons
• EarthTalk: Recession hurts green group efforts
• EarthTalk: Pesticides, fertilizers and water pollution
• EarthTalk: How "green" is Borax for housecleaning?
• EarthTalk: Fashion's footprint
• March is National Youth Art Month and Troy Art Calls All Young Artists
• EarthTalk: Bike riding and traffic pollution
• Lincoln Scholar Harold Holzer Speaks at Fairfield University
• Happiness Club Newsletter - January 31, 2009
• EarthTalk: Do sunspots and solar wind contribute to global warming?
• EarthTalk: Tax incentives for energy-efficiency
• EarthTalk: Neighborhood Solar Power
• EarthTalk: The stimulus package and green jobs
• EarthTalk: Nanotechnology forges ahead
• EarthTalk: Living near a gas station
• EarthTalk: More fuel-efficient diesel cars coming to the U.S.
• EarthTalk: Sun-protective clothing
• EarthTalk: Recycling mattresses
• EarthTalk: Can cars run on water?
• EarthTalk: What does Carbon Neutral really mean?
• EarthTalk: Global warming, human illness and loss of life
• EarthTalk: Cigarette litter
• EarthTalk: Can we bring back train travel?
• EarthTalk: Global warming skeptics
• EarthTalk: Green ways to keep groundhogs and others away
• EarthTalk: Where will we re-charge our plug-in cars?
• EarthTalk: Upgrading older appliances
• EarthTalk: Insulating paints
• EarthTalk: Nontoxic flea and tick products and remedies
• Girls' Night Out
• EarthTalk: Microwaves vs. gas and electric ovens
• EarthTalk: Backyard (organic) vegetable gardening in small spaces
• EarthTalk: What role might biomass play in our energy future?
• EarthTalk: Does a cold and snowy winter mean that global warming is bunk?
• EarthTalk: Smart grid technology for conserving energy
• EarthTalk: Is #5 plastic, used for some food containers, safe?
• Notre Dame HS BuildOn Volunteers From Bridgeport and Beacon Falls....
• Workshop For Artists At The Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County
• SuzySaid.com Awarded Cookie Magazine...
• Inaugural Ball at The Jewish Home
• Fairfield University Hosting Forum about Climate Policy In Connecticut and ....
• Nate the Great Theatreworks USA Musical at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• Fr. James Martin, Popular Author on Spirituality, at Fairfield
• EarthTalk: Technological climate change fixes
• EarthTalk: Comparing battery to gasoline power, electricity wins hands down
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo To Play Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• EarthTalk: Which parts of the U.S. will be hardest hit by global warming?
• EarthTalk: Toilet paper and other disposable paper products decimate forests
• February Immigration Conference at First Presbyterian Church
• Fairfield Arts Council Announces The 2009 Lamp-Post Banner Project
• Back by Popular Demand: Joshua Kane’s Borders of the Mind Returns to Fairfield University
• The Met in HD - Mezzo Stephanie Blythe is a Definitive Orfeo in Orfeo ed Euridice
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Grant to Adult Day Center at The Jewish Home
• Academy Award-Winner Olympia Dukakis is Open VISIONS Forum Speaker at Fairfield University
• Happiness Club Newsletter - January 15, 2009
• Virtuoso Guitarist Sharon Isbin Plays at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts
• Autism Support Network and Parenting Special Needs..........
• EarthTalk: Reducing home heating energy use
• EarthTalk: The "green cities" movement
• Joshua Kane Borders of the Mind
• Happy New Year at The Jewish Home
• Exhibition of Collage Artist Marilyn Cohen’s Work...
• EarthTalk: Synthetic chemicals in baby bottles
• Radio Dramas Return to Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts With Favorite Shows...
• Fairfield University Begins 2009 With The Met in HD’s Live Production of Puccini’s La Rondine
• Fairfield University Presents Post-World War II Europe in American Films
• Eye of the Camera - Workshop
• Call For Entries
• Bible Stories - Parental Discretion Advised
• Chanukah Dreidel at The Jewish Home
• EarthTalk: Desalinization of ocean water for drinking
• EarthTalk: Fireplace Dangers
• Congregation B'nai Israel, Bridgeport, Mitzvah Day Celebrates Doing Good Deeds for the Community
• Jewish Home for the Elderly: Annual Mitzvah Day
• EarthTalk: Which is greener: dryer sheets or liquid fabric softener?
• FAC To Host A Winter Solstice Celebration
• The Holiday Tour - Bela Fleck And The Flecktones
• Thaïs Comes to Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts Plus an Encore Performance
• Béla Fleck and the Flecktones ‘Jingle All theWay’ - Jazz, Pop, Country, World Holiday Music?
• Fairfield University’s School of Nursing Adds 10 Faculty Members for VA Nursing Academy
• EarthTalk: Rooftop solar panels for home energy and hot water
• The Fairfield Women's Exchange Hosts Art Place
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• EarthTalk: Starting a School Environmental Club
• Family Series - The Lost Elves
• EarthTalk: What's more green-friendly: flying or driving?
• Special Discount! Dan Hoyle's Tings Dey Happen
• Dolan School Named One of Princeton Reviews Best B-Schools
• EarthTalk: Green-friendly holiday gift ideas and sources
• Doris T. Lippman will Attend the 15th Anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Memorial
• Shays Others Photos At The Jewish Home
• EarthTalk: Eco-Psychology
• Fairfield Video-Teleconferencing System To Benefit Community Colleges
• EarthTalk: Where do lead-tainted toys that have been recalled end up?
• The Comedy of Errors - The Aquila Theatre Company In William Shakespeare’s
• EarthTalk: Will the LED light bulb dethrone the compact fluorescent?
• The Pilgrims First Year in America
• The Bacon Brothers
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Annual Poinsettia Sale
• Linda Eder
• Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca
• Dr. Suzanne Campbell Appointed to the Position of Associate Dean for Academic Programs
• EarthTalk: Natural headache remedies
• Zappa Plays Zappa Show
• Vocalist - Melissa Manchester
• Singer-Songwriter - Richard Shindell
• Linda Eder
• Team Massachusetts Captures Fifth Straight Tri-State Matches Title In Dominating Fashion
• EarthTalk: Electric bikes and scooters
• Raul Midon
• K.D. Lang Show
• Capitol Steps Show
• War Of The Worlds By H.G. Wells, Adapted By Howard Koch And The Lost World
• EarthTalk: Does inflating car tires with nitrogen help the environment?
• Jonatha Brooke and Glen Phillips
• Tony Trischka's Double Banjo Bluegrass Spectacular Show
• Tim Reynolds and TR3 II Show
• McCoy Tyner Quartet
• Jack Klugman Live
• Young Audience Sunday Series Musical
• EarthTalk: Non-dairy milks
• Rosh Hashanah Begins September 29, Resident Learns to Blow the Shofar at The Jewish Home
• Parsons Dance
• A Taste of the American Musical - Jerome Kern and Irving Berlin
• David L. Downie, Ph. D., Fairfield University’s New Director Of Environmental Studies
• EarthTalk: Lowering your carbon footprint
• Peter, Bethany And Rufus The Spirit Of Woodstock
• Jam Band - Assembly Of Dust
• Parsons Dance Company
• Youth Programs - Wild About Weather
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• 2008 District 2 Champions!
• EarthTalk: Toxic household cleaners
• Irving Berlin’s - I Love A Piano
• Monte Montgomery Show
• B.B. King Show
• Youth Programs - Nature Nursery - Fabulous Fall
• Penfield Pavilion: 95 in the Shade
• EarthTalk: Aerosol sprays
• The Spirit of Woodstock - Peter, Bethany And Rufus
• The Cashore Marionettes- Simple Gifts - Grades 3-6
• EarthTalk: The scoop on recycling container lids, tops and caps
• Comedian Dave Attell
• FAC Is Pleased To Announce The Appointment Of Billie Jean Sullivan As Executive Director
• EarthTalk: Do those energy-saving compact fluorescent light bulbs cause headaches?
• Singer-Songwriter - Boz Scaggs
• Quick Center For The Arts Receives $14k Grant From The State Of Connecticut
• EarthTalk: How often do I really need to change my oil?
• Local Effort To Prevent Elder Abuse Receives National Recognition
• Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo
• Summer Theatre Concludes With 'Hansel and Gretel'
• Welcome Club Of Fairfield/Easton Raises $321 For Connecticut Food Bank
• EarthTalk: Concerns about plastic: Is Tupperware safe?
• Connecticut Food Bank August 08 Newsletter
• Rock - Chris Isaak
• The Princess and the Pea
• Pre-engineering academy for high school students
• EarthTalk: Our next president's environmental agenda
• New Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County Launched after Two Year Planning Process
• Scrapomatic
• Herbie Hancock
• 2008 Summer Cabaret Workshop For Children - Performance - Session 3
• Robinson Crusoe
• Fairfield Wins Grant to Purchase Unique 3-D Printer
• Peter Frampton
• James Naughton and Christine Ebersole
• Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys
• EarthTalk: Pollution, sedentary lifestyles and early puberty
• Connecticut Campus Compact at Fairfield University
• Local Kiwanian Attends Annual Convention
• Governor Rell Visits CAS Center At Fairfield
• Volunteers Honored At The Jewish Home For The Elderly
• EarthTalk: Energy-hogging TVs
• Golf and Tennis Outing Sporting Success
• KT Tunstall
• Fairfield University Sets New Record With Nine Fulbrights Awarded This Year
• The Fairfield University Media Center wins five 2008 Videographer Awards
• EarthTalk: Finding green friendly consumer products
• The Quick Center For The Arts Announces Its Exciting 2008-2009 Season!
• The Princess And The Pea
• McGowan Scholarship Awarded
• Send In The Clowns! Barnum Festival Road Show At The Jewish Home
• Blues - John Hammond And The Duke Robillard Band
• 2008 Summer Cabaret Workshop For Children - Performance - Session 2
• Mystic Bowie
• Southern Rock - Jaimoe's Jasssz Band
• Amie Lindwall-Belile Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's Fairfield Office
• Folk - Rickie Lee Jones
• EarthTalk: Greener computer choices
• Exhibit - Falling And Floating - Paintings By Tom Weaver
• Singer-Songwriter - Shelby Lynne
• Rod Piazza and Sugar Blue
• Ending Elder Abuse was Focus of June Community Conference
• EarthTalk: Nontoxic ways to deal with carpenter ants
• Dedication Ceremony Of The Fairfield University School Of Nursing Robin Kanarek...
• 2008 Summer Cabaret Workshop For Children - Performance - Session 1
• Fairfield University Hosts Priestly Ordination Of Fairfield Prep graduate Joseph Palmisano, S.J.
• Fairfield University School Of Nursing Assistant Professor Carole A. Pomarico Honored...
• Greater Bridgeport Symphony Outdoor Pops Concert
• EarthTalk: Alternatives to toxic mosquito repellents
• Falling And Floating - Exhibition
• Bill Kirchen and the Hammer Of The Honky-Tonk Gods
• Dazed and Confused
• Sergio Mendes
• Tom Tom Club
• Mark Bryan Of Hootie and The Blowfish
• Marcia Ball
• Fairfield U's Teacher of the Year
• Watch for Cash Discounts at Gas Stations – But ‘Shop Smart’
• What's Your Story?
• The Kiwanis Club Of Fairfield Awards $12,000 In Scholarships
• EarthTalk: Sunscreen cautions
• EarthTalk: Wetlands loss
• Junior Women's Club Visits Stratfield Firehouse
• Fairfield University Awards Degrees to 1,233 Graduates at 2008 Commencement Ceremony
• Benefit Event for AUTISM SPEAKS "It's time to listen"
• EarthTalk: Healthy fast food on the road
• BYU Chamber Orchestra
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield to Sell Peanuts at Memorial Day Parade
• EarthTalk: Green-friendly outdoor clothing
• The English Beat
• Quick Center For The Arts: Quartetto Gelato
• Two wheels are better than four!
• Fairfield University Announces 2008 Summer Programs
• FAIRFIELD RESTAURANT SUPPORTS AUSTISM RESEARCH
• Don't Let the Lights Dim
• EarthTalk: Wind power's progress
• JuneFit Tip: Stretching is for Everyday!
• Many Interesting Speakers Line up to Talk at Earth Day Celebration
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY BUSINESSES GIVE BIG TO AUTISM RESEARCH
• The Reluctant Environmentalist Is Unveiled
• Fairfield University’s Dimenna-Nyselius Library Awarded Conservation Resources
• Quartetto Gelato Plays Fairfield University’s Quick Center for the Arts
• EarthTalk: Air travel's carbon footprint
• Record-Breaking $1.1 Million Raised by Fairfield University for Drive to Increase Diversity
• Dogwood Festival
• Top 10 Books - National Library Week
• EarthTalk: Green Kids' Shoes
• Celebrate Earth Day in Fairfield
• La Fille du Regiment Rebroadcast - Donizetti
• Fairfield Awards Dinner
• EarthTalk: Energy drinks
• Casting Call in Connecticut
• Jerry Douglas Band - Performance
• Borromeo String Quartet With Todd Palmer, Golijov
• The Team Particularly In The Heartland
• CT Ballet Performs at The Jewish Home
• The Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Recognizes Special Day of Service
• The Family Counseling Center at Fairfield University Offers Therapeutic Assistance to All in Need Wi
• Chamber Orchestra Concert at Sacred Heart University
• EarthTalk: Recycling old clothes
• Tristan und Isolde-Wagner
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• Melissa Mulligans Women of Song Concert - Performance
• The Jazz Mandolin Project
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• Fairfield University’s School of Nursing awarded $100,000 grant
• Centenarians Celebrate at The Jewish Home
• Salon 2008 - Exhibition
• College Credit Courses Offered During Summer at Fairfield University
• EarthTalk: Safety issues with gel hand sanitizers
• Junior Women's Club Presents Grant to Mercy Learning Center
• The Jazz Mandolin Project
• EarthTalk: Chemicals in scented candles
• Ryan Montbleau Band
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• Sweeter Celebration for Soldiers thanks to The Jewish Home, Fairfield, and New Haven residents
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield 2nd Annual Book Drive
• Janis Ian
• Fairfield U Prof's New Book Focuses on Psychiatry and Nursing
• EarthTalk: Reducing food packaging waste
• Doctor Dolittle
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• Donna Jean and The Tricksters
• Classical Pianist Garrick Ohlsson Plays The At Fairfield University March 8
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• Johnny A. and Coco Montoya
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• Susan B. Anthony:One Tough Cookie!
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• Area Woman to Receive Award From Lt. Gov.
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• One Day University Returns to Fairfield University February 24
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• The Commander and Professor at the Keys
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• The Steep Canyon Rangers
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• EarthTalk: Recycling items other than paper, plastic and glass
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• The Fear of Fate: Ancient Myths, Modern Messages
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• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Lights Tree
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• Fairfield's SON, Accreditation With Highest Distinction
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• EarthTalk: Asbestos in vinyl tile floors
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• Special Partnership with Veterans Affairs Program
• Saint Paul’s Fairfield Choristers Perform at Carnegie Hall
• Parishioner recognized nationally for outstanding youth work
• EarthTalk: Paving and road-building impacts
• Howard Johnson Joins Fairfield University's Jazz Ensemble For Winter Concert
• Thanksgiving Celebrated in Costume at the Child Care Center
• Chanukah Begins December 4
• Spring Career Fair Now Almost Half Full!
• Fairfield University's Top 10 Tips For a Green Holiday Season
• Listening Is an Act of Love: A Celebration of American Life from the Storycorps Project
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield Annual Poinsettia Sale
• Dr. Philip Greiner Appointed to Newly Created Post Of Associate Dean.....
• EarthTalk: Toxic chemicals in kids' toys
• The Masters Of Comedy
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• EarthTalk: Greener cars on the horizon
• Dolan Lecturer Says a Recession is Unlikely
• Women’s Auxiliary Fall Gala Great Success!
• Earth Talk: Glossy magazine covers
• Fairfield's School of Engineering Offers New Program
• The Diary Of Anne Frank Show
• Hot Buttered Rum String Band
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• WWII Video Honors Jewish Home Veterans
• EarthTalk: Health questions surrounding the use of plastic bottles
• Loretta Huber to Lead Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's Fairfield Office
• EarthTalk: Consider greening your driving habits instead of buying a new hybrid
• Fairfield Mom as Model
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• Earth Talk - Getting large local institutions to recycle
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• EarthTalk: Can air fresheners cause health problems?
• Fairfield Universitys Father John M. Conlisk Scholarship Awarded To Graduate Student
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• Free Screening!!! - 18 In '08
• Kiwanis Project
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• Teen Book Club-Leap-4
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• Fairfield University Interior Design Students to Exhibit Their Skills in “Living With Art”
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• Teen Book Club : Poor Little Witch Girl (Part 3 of 5)
• Sacred Heart University Pioneer Marching Band
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• 16th Annual Fall Juried Arts and Crafts Fair
• Dress for Success Presents "Dance for Success"
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• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield sponsors Fairfield Teen Theatre
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• Westporter Volunteer of the Year, Volunteers Celebrated at The Jewish Home
• New Expeditions - Bioblitz Week
• Fairfield Public Library NonFiction Online Book Club
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• New Expeditions - Where the Wild Things Are II
• "Thank You for 25 Years" Award to Rabbi Stein, Rodeph Sholom
• Note to community organizations in Fairfield from AmericanTowns
• Community Theatre Foundation's Features For: May 25 - May 31
• Fairfield University awards 1,226 degrees to Class of 2007
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• Connecticut Family Theatre's musical "Charlotte's Web"
• Bird Banding Demonstration
• To Buy or Not to Buy-- Playing the Real Estate Market and Winning!
• EarthTalk: Avoiding polluted and endangered fish
• Bird Banding Demonstration
• Spring Vacation Week Family Fun-Animal Crackers II
• Spring Vacation Week Family Fun-Animal Crackers I
• InfoAnyTime
• Pre-school-Simple Science
• Small Adventurers-Colorful Springtime
• EarthTalk: Giving babies nutritious food helps establish positive eating habits
• The perennial dilemma: Paper or Plastic?
• EarthTalk: Improving the nutritional quality of school cafeteria food
• Beauty Lou and the Country Beast as part of Children's Summer Theatre
• Multiple Visions - Traveling Art Boxes from Argentina, Mexico and Uruguay
• "Cinderella"
• Dark Music and Scary Stories as part of Live Music Project
• Aimee Mann Performing Live
• National Sculpture Society 2006 Annual Awards Exhibition
• Super Tuesday Voting Information for Fairfield
• Green Coast Award Winners Announced
• 2011 Green Coast Award Winners Announced at The Green Faire
• EarthTalk: Stimulus package rewards for businesses greening up

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