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Fairfield Prepares To Spend Nearly $460,000 To Combat Substance Abuse
The town received the money as part of the national opioid litigation settlement.

The town received the money as part of the national opioid litigation settlement.

A shareholder conference featuring business leaders became the scene of a protest and a disputed security response.
Residents said the former school property should remain limited to the four or five homes allowed now.
Tickets are $20 and are available through the Chatham Community Players box office or online.
Farmington's town council unanimously approved a revised Meadow Road sidewalk plan, advancing a pedestrian safety project slated for 2027.
Officials say the long-empty property has problems ranging from crumbling brickwork to a large debris pile near train tracks.
In 2023, Laura Montiel and her husband Pilo Corral opened Azul Celeste Bar & Grill at the north end of downtown Joliet.
A car collided with the moped Sunday afternoon in Wadsworth, police said.
Residents urged Bridgewater's Zoning Board to deny the Route 22 and Route 28 self-storage application replacing Melick's Farm Stand.
A new master’s degree program at Molloy University aims to tackle the intersection of healthcare and technology.
The location represents the brand's eighth Connecticut storefront.
They took place within about two hours of each other on Sunday night, Suffolk police say.
Local emergency responders share guidance as smoke creates unhealthy conditions for many.
Fairfax County has accepted a Reston senior housing special exception application for processing. Plans propose 70 age-restricted homes.
The man was smoking and drinking when he entered through an unlocked door, police said.
Did you press the accelerator? "I don't think so," the employee was quoted as saying.
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on the project this week.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee refined site scoring criteria and debated public outreach before facility recommendations.
One of the greatest of all time is strongly considering the Sixers for the final stage of his long career.
Authorities confirm that a homicide investigation is underway at a Tuscaloosa apartment complex.
Hundreds gathered in wildfire smoke and heat for another look at the Union Pacific's mighty Big Boy 4014 steam engine.
This is the second death in the outbreak that has sickened 67 people and started on July 2.
Concerts, dining, dance, and a brewery opening highlight upcoming events across Petaluma and Healdsburg this summer.
DA Anne Donnelly says they tried "to flood" the county's communities with "deadly narcotics and nearly 50 illegal firearms.
“Corruption by law enforcement officials strikes at the heart of government,” attorneys said at the former chief's sentencing.
Reston Association's board unanimously approved a contract naming interim CEO Peter Lusk as the organization's permanent CEO.
While Citizens Bank announced Friday that it will no longer finance two companies building prisons, a local protest is planned.
The Keasbey firehouse is fighting this, and hired a lawyer.
Inside the sound bath that’s drawing thousands to Brooklyn.
The Town Plan and Zoning Commission is scheduled to meet next week.
Fredericksburg woman indicted in federal fentanyl conspiracy case after prosecutors alleged she moved drug proceeds and shipments.
The smoke from wildfires in Canada is not the same as that of a nearby building fire.
The business announced in June that it has a seven-unit development agreement for the Chicago area.
For John Seaman, of Families of TWA Flight 800, returning to Smith Point is like a time warp. All the memories come back vividly.
An Upper East Side man remains intubated while another begins a long recovery, their lawyer says.
Longtime sportswriter Andrew Bone will soon begin telling stories about University of Alabama athletics from a different perspective.
A Northern Virginia man was indicted after investigators reported finding guns and more than 26 pounds of suspected meth.
"This was not an easy decision," staff said in a statement.
Fairfax school leaders banned devices for pre-K and kindergarten students and approved new limits on AI, YouTube and personal devices.
Police say the suspects injured the woman during the robbery.