Nearly half of all living veterans (8.1 million) are age 65 or older
The Knowlton, Bridgeport will host Pink Aid's annual fundraiser this October. Join us in planning what's sure to be an epic evening.
Check the library’s website for details about all the month's programs.
The utility company is proposing to install tall monopoles to carry high-voltage transmission lines through parts of Fairfield & Bridgeport.
The public is encouraged to join The Center for Family Justice in bringing awareness and helping put an end to gender-based violence.
The seawall, which dates back to the 1800s, is in need of major repairs.
These birds can be spotted sipping nectar from flowers in open woods and gardens all over Connecticut and beyond.
Fairfield-based fashion designer Jennifer Butler will debut her spring collection at the library on April 28.
Senator Hwang Applaud the 35th Anniversary of the Governor’s Prevention Partnership Mission to Prevent Underage Drinking and Substance Abuse
The Yom HaShoah observance will be held at First Church Congregational.
The new card features the Fairfield Library's new fox mascot, which was voted upon last summer by library users.
In the United States, the 48 continental states will see some or all of the solar event.
Art show kicks off Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The raccoon is the first to test positive for rabies in Fairfield in several years, authorities said.
Most items are priced at only $1 or $2, with a small number of unique items priced a bit higher.
"We ended the day with clean beaches. Students had a good time with limited health and safety issues."
The event is scheduled for Saturday at the Seagrape on Reef Road, and is the first large-scale party in the area since December's SantaCon.
"What is unacceptable is to label as antisemitic anyone who doesn’t believe Israel can and should act with impunity."
Concerns over security led to the postponement, according to organizers. UPDATE
Giving back to community, #Kindnessmatters, making a difference, We Serve, diversity/inclusion/belonging, have fun together serving others
Featuring Fairfield University’s Dr. Jay Taylor
Over 75% of older adults want to stay in their current homes.
"Comics Bring The Heat" will benefit Fairfield Social Services.
The annual drunken college party in the Beach Area is an environmental and public safety nightmare for the town, according to residents.
The Center for Family Justice will host a virtual forum on Human Trafficking on Jan. 30
The Community Conversation is scheduled to take place in the auditorium at Fairfield Warde High School.
The program, for Bridgeport students, is an 8-week paid internship at a nonprofit and all-expense paid leadership Washington, D.C. summit.
The annual event in the Beach Area, which attracts hundreds of college students, has been marred by litter, fights and drunken behavior.
The grant is from sponsors of Energize Connecticut℠.
"Reckless parties repeatedly result in shamefully sullied beaches, with lasting environmental repercussions.”
Sikorsky will be testing a "Bambi Bucket," which is a fire suppression device, On Tuesday and Wednesday, according to police officials.
Technological developments have made connecting online with others simpler than ever
The vigil was initiated by Fairfield mom, Ann Harvey.
The event in support of Israel will be held at 611 Old Post Road, in front of Old Town Hall.
Incidents of hate are on the rise in Connecticut since the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
The canceled fundraising event was in partnership with NewTech Recycling. UPDATE
Mary Kay Ash Foundation Awards $1.2 Million in Grants to 60 Domestic Violence Shelters Across U.S. providing critical programs and services
Renee Dobos realizes that the way to solve this crisis is by building new affordable housing, says Fairfield Patch reader Robin Jerrild.
The display will be created in Jennings Park.