The Week in Photos

Fairfield Ludlowe High School students attend a class during the first day of school for Fairfield Public Schools in Fairfield, Conn., on Tuesday Sept. 8, 2020.

A proposed 5-story affordable housing apartment complex planned for 131 Beach Road has met strong opposition from some residents.

Residents have voiced their displeasure with a proposal for a five-story apartment building at 131 Beach Rd.

Joanne Romano-Csonka, the Republican candidate for the 133rd District state representative seat, has been endorsed by the Independent Party of Connecticut.

Michael Palmieri, a 60-year-old Fairfield resident, was been arrested and charged with second-degree forgery and conspiracy to commit second degree forgery, according to police.

A Rhode Island man has been charged with fraud

Sean Cunningham, a 47-year old Milford man, was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, evading responsibility, unsafe start of a motor vehicle and interfering with an officer for actions he allegedly committed on May 5.

State Rep. Brian Farnen, center, speaks with Joanne Ramano-Csonka, left, and Cathy Politi, right, during a brown bag lunch meeting at Sherman Green, in Fairfield, Conn. July 15, 2020.

Members of the Fairfield Equity Coalition lighting the Tree of Hope on Sherman Green on Saturday, Aug. 12.

The Fairfield Equity Coalition aims to re-imagine Fairfield’s definition of comprehensive education and raise awareness about injustices against marginalized populations.

The Fairfield Old Town Hall at 611 Old Post Rd.

Protestors gather on the Sherman Green for an organized Black Lives Matter police brutality protest in Fairfield, Conn. on Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

Protestors chant slogans while marching down the Post Road during an organized Black Lives Matter police brutality protest in Fairfield, Conn. on Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

Protestors block traffic on the Post Road during an organized Black Lives Matter police brutality protest in Fairfield, Conn. on Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

Protestors lie face down with hands behind their backs in the middle of the Post Road during an organized Black Lives Matter police brutality protest in Fairfield, Conn. on Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

Fairfield State Rep. Cristin McCarthy-Vahey attends the Black Lives Matter police brutality protest in Fairfield, Conn. on Tuesday, June 2, 2020.

The banquet-sized formal dining room has a fireplace, built-in china cabinet and a door to a large porch.

The two-story family room features a fireplace and six sets of French doors, all of which open to the wrap-around porch and three of them leading to the patio and pool.

The two-story family room is open to the kitchen and has an interior balcony.

The 1.3-acre level and lightly wooded property has a 28,000-gallon heated Gunite in-ground swimming pool, hot tub, and flagstone patio.

The colonial Victorian house has 12 rooms including four bedrooms plus additional usable space above the detached two-car garage (not pictured).

The renovated blue colonial Victorian house at 131 Sport Hill Road is an Easton landmark, built in 1875 for Edwin Godfrey. It was later the home of Samuel P. Senior.

The stone path to the side entrance has two large granite grist wheels (one pictured), perhaps from the Tersana Farm, which once occupied this property.

The backyard enjoys privacy, hidden behind mature trees, and yet this house is less than a mile from the Merritt Parkway.

Although the paint color is different - now blue compared to the original white, the front entrance of this 12-room, 4,600-square-foot house has its original columns and French doors.

There are three covered porches, this one has a ceiling fan and looks over the backyard and pool.

The banquet-sized formal dining room is large enough to host family holidays and still has room for a grand piano.

At the side entrance of this updated vintage house there is a plaque from the Easton Historical Society identifying it as the Godfrey/Senior House for its two most prominent residents.

The John J. Sullivan Independence Hall at 725 Old Post Road.

Krissy Futia and daughters Sienna, 3, and Isabella, 7, leave painted rocks with inspirational messages outside their home on Katona Drive in Fairfield, Conn. on Sunday, September 6, 2020. Futia and her daughters began the project at the beginning ov the Covid-19 pandemic.

Sienna, 3, and Isabella Futia, 7, leave painted rocks with inspirational messages outside their home in Fairfield, Conn. on Sunday, September 6, 2020. Krissy Futia and her daughters began the project at the beginning ov the Covid-19 pandemic.

Painted rocks with inspirational messages greet passers-by outside Krissy Futia's home on Katona Drive in Fairfield, Conn. on Sunday, September 6, 2020. Futia and her daughters began the project at the beginning ov the Covid-19 pandemic.

This property has ample parking and above the renovated detached two-car garage there is a flexible bonus area with a bath that could serve as another bedroom, guest or au pair suite, art studio or home office.

The red colonial house at 776 Pequot Avenue sits on a 0.41-acre level property and is only a short walk to the Southport Metro North Railroad train station.

Off the back of the house and the detached two-car garage there is a stone patio.

The kitchen features a farm sink, stone counters and high-end appliances.

Two recent renovation projects gave this house many new features including an updated kitchen.

In the living room there is a fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves, and an oversized bay window looks over the patio.

This property has a flagstone patio.

The master suite is one of four bedrooms and it has wall-to-wall carpeting.

The master bedroom suite features a window seat and sitting area.

The second floor office is located in the home’s turret, giving it rounded walls.