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  • The Fairfield Emerging Leaders Organization, (FELO), is hosting its annual CEO, (Chief Executive Officer,) speaker series in a virtual presentation Zoom meeting, and informative event, April 29, from 7 to 8 p.m., featuring Roscoe & Tory Brown, the brother, and sister duo who started Connecticut's popular lifestyle brand, The 203 (Two Oh Three,).
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  • Gary MacNamara, Director of Public Safety & Government Affairs at Sacred Heart University and former Fairfield Police Chief,
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  • David Glucksman, who is a Fairfield resident, has been appointed store manager of Henry C. Reid & Son Jewelers, the 111-year-old jewelry store that is located at 1591 Post Road in Fairfield.
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  • Moira Rizzo, a family therapist, is going to do an interactive discussion April 8, at 10 a.m. about "Pandemic Strategies to Keep You and Your Kids Sane Through Challenging Times." The discussion is the fourth in a series of The Community Fund of Darien's "Our Darien" events this year, 2021, that are designed to educate parents about the dangers of substance use, youth mental health, and how they can best support their teenagers. Rizzo holds a graduate degree from Fairfield University's Marriage and Family Therapy Program, and a graduate degree from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Syracuse is located in Syracuse, N.Y. Fairfield University is located in Fairfield.
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  • An official ribbon cutting, and grand opening event is held for the business, Corner Keg & Spirits, 355 Jennings Road in Fairfield, March 19, officiated by Fairfield First Selectwoman Brenda L. Kupchick.
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  • Save the Children staff, and volunteers distribute food boxes to Eastern Kentucky families recently.
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    The Rev. Gerry Blaszczak, S.J. Town earns new honors Fairfield has earned new honors for its community sustainability efforts. The recognition demonstrates that the town is keeping pace with, and surpassing many of the largest communities in the U.S. when it comes to...
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    Community news: Call center available to answer Fairfield residents’ COVID questions and more
    Assisted Living Services, (ALS), always takes caregiving to heart. Precious Bobson is one of the many compassionate caregivers at the home care agency who brightens up the daily life of their clients like Elaine Kuhrt with fun, and interactive activities. Student nominated for Congress of Future Medical Leaders Samuel Zamat, a sophomore at Fairfield Ludlow High School will be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders on March 20 and 21 in Boston. The Congress is an honors only...
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    Community news: New bingo initiative supports downtown businesses and more
    Daniel F. Keane, president of ACBI Insurance in Shelton, left, welcomes Kim DiMatteo, right, as the new senior vice president at ACBI Insurance. DiMatteo Insurance in Shelton merged in early 2021 with ACBI Insurance to become one of the largest insurance firms in Connecticut with their combined 3,000 clients and 40 employees. Deadline to appeal revaluation approaching Residents who are interested in appealing a revaluation of their property can apply for a formal public hearing before the town’s Board of Assessment Appeals. Applications will be posted on the...
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    Greyson, 5, and Stella, 2, of Fairfield, made a snowman with the help of their dad during this week's storm. Orders open for Valentine’s Day pasta dinner The deacons of First Congregational Church in Fairfield are sponsoring their traditional pasta dinner in a takeout format to help raise money for those in need The tradition dates to the...
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    Community news: Liquor stores raise awareness about underage drinking and more
    Architect Leigh Overland is building his own futuristic home on Ash Creek in Fairfield. The home has insulated foam concrete walls, (ICF), no wood framing, exterior walls, a LiteDeck floor, factory fabricated metal stud interior walls, and a second floor system, a structural insulated panel, (SIP), roof, infloor radiant heat, and cooling, and triple pane European windows. Architect in Fairfield building his own futuristic home Architect Leigh Overland is building his own futuristic home on Ash Creek in Fairfield. The home has insulated foam concrete walls, (ICF), no wood framing, exterior walls, a LiteDeck...
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    Community news: Firefighters recognized for their years of service
    Megan Yang, "A Fire Lit," Fairfield Ludlowe High School, Fairfield, Connecticut, Grade 12, Age 17. The art museum, MoCA Westport, located at 19 Newtown Turnpike, in Westport, has a High School Student Art Exhibition titled: "Hindsight is 2020" that will be on view in the art museum's physical gallery location, and also in a digital gallery on the museum's website, mocawestport.org, from Saturday, January, 23, until Saturday, March 13. CT Audobon Society receives energy grant The Connecticut Audubon Society is the recipient of about $2,650 Neighborhood Assistance Act Grant from Avangrid companies United Illuminating, Southern Connecticut Gas and Connecticut Natural Gas to...
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    Community news: Fairfield welcomes four police officers and more
    Fairfield Firstselectwoman Brenda L. Kupchick recently did the swearing in of four new police officers to the town Police Department's family. The new police officers on the town's police force are: Officer Daniel Loris, Alan Bakula, Anthony Falbo, and Eammon Monks. Fairfield Police Officer Dimitar Sadiev was sworn in in December. Black Rock Church resumes Hot Meal Drive-Thru The Black Rock Church in Fairfield, has resumed its Hot Meal Drive Thru each Tuesday through March between 5 and 5:30 p.m. Individuals, and families can receive up to six hot meals for their...
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    Community news: Conerned residents host 25th food drive
    David R. Hermenze Fairfield concerned citizens hosting socially-distanced Food Drive A group of Fairfield concerned citizens who started weekly community food drives in March, 2020, will hold their 25th food drive, socially-distanced, from 10 a.m. to noon on...
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    Fairfield attorney Larry Sarezky's book, "Divorce, Simply Stated" (2nd ed.) has been ranked the #1 "Best Family Law Book of All Time" by Book Authority. The book is illustrated with drawings by Sarezky's then ten-year-old granddaughter Laila who is now a freshman at Fairfield Warde High School. Fairfield attorney’s book No. 1 Fairfield attorney Larry Sarezky’s book, “Divorce, Simply Stated” (2nd ed.) has been ranked the #1 “Best Family Law Book of All Time” by Book Authority. The book is illustrated with drawings by...
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    Community news: Ornaments for sale and more
    Six different Holiday ornaments from the company Woodbury Pewter, and of historic landmark buildings in Fairfield are available for purchase from the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce. The ornaments are $20 each, or $100 for a set of six ornaments. Pictured is one of the ornaments, the 1998 Bronson Windmill. Fairfield Awards Celebration goes virtual The 32nd annual Fairfield Awards Dinner, a gala to celebrate Fairfield University’s dedication to the Ignatian mission of service through education, will take place online Dec. 21, at 7 p.m. Free...
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    Community news: Parks and Rec to deliver letters to Santa and more
    Local officials including Fairfield First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick and other local officials are in attendance to cut the ribbon at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the re-opening of the family owned, and 110-year-old Fairfield business Henry C. Reid Jewelers Dec. 4. Earth Animal CMO elected chairwoman of Pet Sustainability Coaliton Earth Animal in Southport has announced that Stephanie Volo, the company’s chief marketing officer, has been elected the incoming chairwoman of the Board of Directors of the...
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    Community news: Local eatery seeks to donate holiday meals and more
    Garden Catering has committed to extending their giving through a new campaign called "Nugs Not Hugs - Holiday Edition." Operation Hope holds food pantry The Operation Hope Food Pantry located at 636 Old Post Road in Fairfield, across from Town Hall is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 10 a.m. to noon; and Thursdays, from 4 to 6 p.m. If you cannot...
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    Community news: Resident runs his own marathon and more
    Westport biz owner & Fairfield resident, Russ Mitchell. Resident runs to support son Fairfield resident Russ Mitchell, co-CEO of Mitchells, ran his fourth New York City marathon Nov. 1 — a COVID friendly version. Mitchell ran his 26.2 miles from Westport to Darien in support of his son who is in...
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    Community Postings: Class of 1969 reunion; Easton RTC announces slate of candidates and more
    Connecticut residents and school supporters voted for Greens Farms Academy as one of the state's top architectural treasures. Class of 1969 reunion The Roger Ludlowe High School Class of 1969 will hold its 50th reunion on Oct. 26 at the Black Rock Yacht Club from 6-11 p.m. Please register at RLHS50th@gmail.com or on Facebook “RLHS Class of 1969 50th Reunion.”...
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    Community Postings: Easton Dems release slate of candidates; Ballroom dancers make U.S. debut;...
    Jim Poucher of Fairfield looks at photoraphs by Ron Lake of Westport during the SoNo Arts Festival on Aug. 3 in Norwalk. Pop-Up Market seeks vendors The Fairfield Museum and the Fairfield Chapter of the National Charity League will hold their sixth annual Holiday Pop-Up Market on Nov. 23 and Nov. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The market takes place at the Fairfield...
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    Community News: Fairfield Museum wins history award; Notre Dame hosting Legacy Gala, tuition...
    The Connecticut League of History Organizations has selected the Fairfield Museum and History Center's 2018 exhibition "Culper Ring: The Spies of George Washington" for a CLHO Award of Merit. Fairfield Museum wins history award The Connecticut League of History Organizations has selected the Fairfield Museum and History Center’s 2018 exhibition “Culper Ring: The Spies of George Washington” for a CLHO Award of Merit. The...
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    Community Postings: Fairfielders on the dean’s list
    Everett Pritchard, 2, of Fairfield, enjoys the snow at Greens Farms School in Westport on Monday, March 4. Fairfielders on the dean’s list Olivia S. Hawkins was named to the 2018 fall semester dean’s list at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Mia...
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    Community Postings: Samuel Staples registration; ‘Make Your Mark’ exhibition; and more
    One of the adventure photographs that will be on display during the IMAGES exhibition. Images Photography Show The Fairfield Museum is pleased to continue celebrating the exceptional work of talented photographers from across the region through the Images 2019 Juried Photography Show, which opens on...
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    Community Postings: Health Department offering healthy living program; Masonic Temple Lodge to...
    Chinese acrobat Li Liu will perform during a day-long international "Take Your Child to Library Day" celebration at the Pequot Library in Fairfield's Southport section on Feb. 2. Health Department offering healthy living program The Fairfield Health Department is offering a free healthy living program for individuals who are looking to lose weight, prevent or manage chronic conditions like...
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    Community Postings: IMAGES photo contest deadline extended; St. Thomas Aquinas to expand pre-K...
    Sunlight glints off the calm waters off Jennings Beach in Fairfield on Jan. 2. IMAGES photo contest deadline extended The Fairfield Museum’s annual juried photography contest, IMAGES 2019, is underway and the deadline for submissions has been extended until Jan. 14 at 11:50 p.m....
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