The benefit show, featuring clothing by local designer Jennifer Butler, is hosted by the Friends of the Fairfield Public Library.
The program allows businesses to receive a state tax credit for cash contributions made to approved community programs.
Jake Seco is being remembered as an exceptional athlete, and beloved former camp counselor.
The Westport resident brings more than 20 years of experience in the arts, culture and heritage sector.
The Southport-based library is hosting a variety of free and ticketed events throughout March.
This year's event will honor the late Teddy Gerber and his father, the late Bill Gerber, former Fairfield First Selectperson.
The program connects participants with six-week paid work experiences.
The family's two dogs died in the Saturday night fire on Greenfield Street.
The third annual Love Local Fairfield Heart Program features student artwork in participating store windows across town.
By State Senator Tony Hwang
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Fairfield.
The funds will be used for the facility's "Passport to Pequot Library K–12 School Programs."
By State Senator Tony Hwang, candidate for First Selectperson
Miklos joined Operation Hope in 2007 and oversaw a period of significant growth in programs and funding.
The book was an Oprah’s Book Club selection.
By State Senator Tony Hwang (Candidate for Fairfield First Selectperson)
By Senator Tony Hwang
The public pier and stone retaining bulkhead were damaged in a storm in 2022.
Inspired by the Christmas Classic movie, It’s a Wonderful Life: small acts of kindness make life truly wonderful.
“People Before Politics” for Fairfield First Selectperson
Thank you for a community friendly event.
"As plans for this year's SantaCon took shape, First Selectman Vitale took proactive action."
"She Wouldn’t Take Off Her Boots" is a bronze monument that is being donated by Shoah Memorial Fairfield, Connecticut.
More than 5,000 libraries nationally have been affected by the closing of major book distributor Baker & Taylor, according to officials.
This weekend's Thanksgiving Food & Fund Drive will benefit Operation Hope.
Fairfield University Store hosts Faculty Experts on All Things Artificial Intelligence, Nov. 13
"These very grounds we’re standing on exist and are protected as Town-owned land thanks to Joy."
The Fairfield Chamber of Commerce and the Fairfield Office of Community and Economic Development are organizing the event.
The dedication recognizes her decades of work protecting Fairfield’s natural areas and waterways and promoting environmental education.
Two bicycles — one child's bike and one adult bike — were donated by Trek Bike Store Fairfield and Cycle Dynamics in Westport.
It's not too late to sponsor a flag on behalf of a veteran.
More than 350,000 Connecticut residents are estimated to lose SNAP benefits starting this weekend.
Accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, are more commonly known as accessory or "in-law" apartments.
The raffle was created to help promote road safety.
They hope to count on your support this year as they help neighbors in need.
The library has launched an online survey to gather input to shape its future.