Ashley Gaudiano

Fairfield County

Alfred Branch

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Bridgeport

Connecticut

Vincent Salzo

Stratford

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RJ Scofield

Trumbull

New Haven County

Chris Rhatigan 

Milford

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Westport

Hayleigh Evans

Weston-Redding-Easton

Monroe

Rich Kirby

Orange

Shelton-Derby

Norwalk

Tag Sale - Fairfield - Saturday, October 10, 2026
86 James Street, off Oldfield - 9am to 3pm
E VERYTHING IS PRICED to move QUICKLY 
Manual (Push) lawn mower
Kitchen tools, inc. Pampered Chef
Framed artwork - many sizes
Glassware – some brand new
Table linens
Serving items: platters, trays, utensils
Blue Willow china 
Men’s and women’s clothing, shoes, and boots
Board games, books and much more! 
Antique cannonball beds and antique desk - yours if you can haul them away
Free milkweed pods and fresh basil with any purchase (while supplies last)
Many free items - limit 5 
NO EARLY BIRDS, PLEASE.

Local Event: TAG SALE in Fairfield - Off Oldfield - 9am to 3pm

TAG SALE in Fairfield - Off Oldfield - 9am to 3pm

Tag Sale - Fairfield - Saturday, October 10, 2026
86 James Street, off Oldfield - 9am to 3pm
E VERYTHING IS PRICED to move...

<ul><li>Pre-Demolition/Moving Sale There are lots of great items in this house and the parts of the house are for sale. Windows, doors, flooring, kitchen counters, bar, fireplace, bluestone, toilets, vanities, A/C Unit, Generator, closets and more as well as home decor, kitchen items, linens, bags, holiday decorations, TV's, some tools, sports items, books, cd's, dvd's, dolls, stereo, planters, car roof storage, frames, furniture, art, women's clothing .....there are more items being added to this sale later in the week. (more women's clothing &amp; mens clothing) October 10 &amp; 11 9am - 2pm 112 Roseville Road Cash, Venmo, Zelle</li></ul>

Local Event: Pre-Demolition/Moving Sale

Pre-Demolition/Moving Sale

Pre-Demolition/Moving Sale  There are lots of great items in this house and the parts of the house are for sale. Windows,...

Wilton Quaker Meeting

<blockquote>HFFC welcomes on Monday, October 12th CARL ZIMMER, author of 15 books on scientific advancements, acclaimed NYT science columnist, recipient of too many awards to list and popular podcaster,&nbsp;&nbsp;live and in person&nbsp;at the Quaker Meetinghouse from 7-9 PM.&nbsp; &nbsp;This meeting will also be streamed.&nbsp; Register now at <a href="https://bit.ly/ScienceAsCrisisReporting" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">bit.ly/ScienceAsCrisisReporting</a>&nbsp; &nbsp; Science reporting has become he writes, crisis reporting - first the pandemic and now the war on Science.&nbsp; What can he tell us about the reporting on the crisis over AI?&nbsp;&nbsp;What questions do you have?&nbsp;Zimmer is a highly in demand speaker:&nbsp; we are fortunate to have found a space on his schedule.&nbsp; Let's show him our support for being in the trenches of the war on science.&nbsp;&nbsp; P.S. Remember you can always check the HFFC calendar on our website <a href="https://www.hffcct.org/calendar" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.hffcct.org/calendar</a> for upcoming programs, activities, and events.&nbsp; As always, this program is offered free to the public as part of our educational mission to encourage critical thinking, civil discourse on contemporary issues, secular values.&nbsp;&nbsp; Pizza and salad at the QMH beforehand at 6:30.&nbsp;&nbsp;</blockquote>








Register at &nbsp;<a href="https://bit.ly/ScienceAsCrisisReporting" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/ScienceAsCrisisReporting</a> to attend in person or to receive a link to participate online.
The Humanists and Freethinkers of Fairfield County, Connecticut (HFFC), espouses reason and compassion, and seeks to promote humanism and free thought in our community. It holds monthly featured speaker programs, film events, book discussions, solstice celebrations, charitable activities, and science roundtables. Learn more at <a href="https://www.hffcct.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">hffcct.org</a>

Local Event: When writing about Science is no longer just about reporting discoveries 

Wilton

When writing about Science is no longer just...

HFFC welcomes on Monday, October 12th CARL ZIMMER, author of 15 books on scientific advancements, acclaimed NYT science...

When writing about Science is no longer just about reporting discoveries 

Statewide Conversation Addressing Compassionate Health care in the Age of AIDate: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026 
Time: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. 
Location: Fairfield University, Barone Campus Building, 1073 North Benson Road, Fairfield 
Tickets: $75, including breakfast and panel
Health care leaders, educators, technologists and policymakers will gather for a breakfast panel and innovation showcase exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping health care while keeping human connection at the center of care.
The event will cover practical uses of AI, emerging ethical and regulatory considerations, and the importance of a human-in-the-loop approach to patient safety, accountability and compassionate care.
Featured speakers are Dr. Rohit Bhalla, senior vice president and chief clinical and quality officer at Stamford Health; Patricia Simino Boyce, dean of Fairfield University’s Marion Peckham Egan School of Nursing &amp; Health Studies; health care attorney Jennifer Cox; and Sumit Sajnani, Connecticut’s health information technology officer.
Attendees can also meet representatives from health care AI and technology companies and explore emerging tools designed to support providers, improve operational efficiency, strengthen care coordination and enhance the patient experience.
The Patient Is U, a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening empathy, dignity and compassion across the health care system, is presenting the event. It is being held in memory of Claudio Pannuzzio, chairman of the organization’s board.
Registration: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.tpiucompassionatecare.org/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.tpiucompassionatecare.org/</a>(Shutterstock photo)

Local Event: Statewide Conversation Addressing Compassionate Health Care in the Age of AI

Statewide Conversation Addressing Compassionate...

Statewide Conversation Addressing Compassionate Health care in the Age of AIDate: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026 
Time: 8 a.m. to 11...

Statewide Conversation Addressing Compassionate Health Care in the Age of AI

The Glass House

Enjoy a rare opportunity to explore The Glass House and its grounds during the Golden Hour. This special two-hour guided tour offers a golden-hour experience of the site and its many distinct architectural landmarks. In addition, see how the lighting design by Richard Kelly – a pioneer and master of modern architectural lighting and a collaborator with Philip Johnson and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe – transforms the Glass House as the sun sinks in the sky.
Thursday October 8 and October 22nd
5:30 to 8 pm
Tickets: <a href="https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/golden-hour-tours/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/golden-hour-tours/</a>

Local Event: Golden Hour Tours

Golden Hour Tours

Enjoy a rare opportunity to explore The Glass House and its grounds during the Golden Hour. This special two-hour guided tour...

Bring your sensitive documents to be shredded on-site. Reasonable pricing and easy drive-thru service. STRATFORD ROTARY WILL BE THERE FOR YOUR SHREDDING NEEDS RAIN OR SHINE - 9am - 12pm (or until the truck is full) We also collect Electronics and Battery recycling! Donations requested. 
How it works: 
1. Drive up to the truck and a Rotarian will remove the shredding items from your car and deliver them directly to the shredding truck. You can stay and watch or simply drive away. Shredding occurs on location! 
2. Make your payment to the Rotarian Volunteer. All proceeds go to Stratford Student Scholarships, Grants to local non-profits, and community events ($10 small, $20 Medium, $30 Large Box)
3. Drive away happy and confident your sensitive information is securely destroyed. Shredding Certificates are available upon request. Prices: $10 small bag (grocery Plastic/paper bag) $20 Medium Container (bankers' box) $30 Large Container (Plastic tubs) $100 Fill a shred bin (65gallon rolling trash can at shredding location) All donation proceeds support Student Scholarships, Non-Profit Grants, and Community Events Supported by the Stratford Rotary Club and Foundation. Stratford Rotary Foundation is a 501C3 and Donations to this event may be tax deductible. 




Electronic recyclables. Acceptable items to recycle include: computers/laptop/printer/keyboard/mouse/monitor; TV/VCR/DVD/remote; telephone/cellphone; fax machine; console; scanners; iPods/PDAs; stereo equipment, camera; tablet/eBooks; small appliances, lightbulbs, game consoles/controllers and batteries.Sponsored by Sikorsky Credit Union, Santa Fuel, Rosenberg &amp; Hite, LLC, &amp; A to Z Realty

Local Event: Paper Shredding Event (on-site) with Stratford Rotary - Electronic Collection

Paper Shredding Event (on-site) with Stratford...

Bring your sensitive documents to be shredded on-site. Reasonable pricing and easy drive-thru service. STRATFORD ROTARY WILL BE...

Paper Shredding Event (on-site) with Stratford Rotary - Electronic Collection

New Canaan Library

Join Tom Mayes, former Chief Legal Officer for the National Trust for Historic Preservation
Wednesday, November 11
6:00 pm
Location: New Canaan Library
At New Canaan Library, Tom Mayes, the author of Why Old Places Matter and the former Chief Legal Officer for the National Trust, will share insights about the deep meaning of old places, from his work establishing The Glass House as a National Trust Historic Site to the legal battles over the civic architecture of Washington DC, all through the lens that places have the power to change people.
Free <a href="https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/places-change-people/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/places-change-people/</a>

Local Event: Glass House Presents: Places Change People

Glass House Presents: Places Change People

Join Tom Mayes, former Chief Legal Officer for the National Trust for Historic Preservation
Wednesday, November 11
6:00...

Join acclaimed pianist Adam Tendler for an hour-long concert in New Canaan's modernist St. Mark's Episcopal Church, designed by Sherwood, Mills and Smith and completed in 1961. Tendler will perform selections from his GRAMMY®-nominated project, Inheritances alongside other works.
&nbsp;Saturday, November 21

4:00 pm
Location: St Marks Episcopal Church
<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/11+Oenoke+Ridge+Road,+New+Canaan,+CT+06840?entry=gmail&amp;source=g" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">11 Oenoke Ridge Road, New Canaan, CT 06840</a>
Tickets: <a href="https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/adam-tendler-piano-works/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/adam-tendler-piano-works/</a> <a href="https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/adam-tendler-piano-works/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://theglasshouse.org/whats-on/adam-tendler-piano-works/</a>

Local Event: Join acclaimed pianist Adam Tendler in concert at St Mark’s

Join acclaimed pianist Adam Tendler in concert...

Join acclaimed pianist Adam Tendler for an hour-long concert in New Canaan's modernist St. Mark's Episcopal Church, designed by...

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