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CT Challenge Founder Will Be Honored At Lacrosse Final Four
Fairfield's Jeff Keith, founder of the Connecticut Challenge, will be honored Saturday at the NCAA men's lacrosse Final Four semifinals.
3 hrs ago | Westport Now
Police Chief: More Commuters Today
Westport Police Chief Dale Call said there were far more shuttle buses early today to the Westport station with more riders than on Monday.
7 hrs ago | Connecticut Post
Injured officer fights his way back to duty
Troy Stauser works with Richard Preneta at Prenetta Physical Therapy in Fairfield, Conn., for a critical arm injury he sustained in the line of duty as a Stamford Police Officer when he engaged in a foot pursuit of a robbery suspect last year.
Newsweek/Daily Beast: Fairfield High Schools Among Best In U.S.
FAIRFIELD, Conn. Fairfield's two public high school both ranked among the Top 25 in Connecticut and the top 1,000 nationwide, according to a recent list published by The Daily Beast and Newsweek.
Monday train commute expected to be difficult at best
Metro-North Police monitor the scene of Friday's derailment and train collision at the Bridgeport-Fairfield line Saturday, May 18.
The woman who made Stephen Colbert cry
Emily Bazelon, author of bullying book Sticks and Stones, shows her television interview with talk show host Stephen Colbert during a talk at Fairfield University in Fairfield, Conn.
Man charged with Stillson Road burglary
Richie Rios, 30, of Vine Street in Bridgeport, was picked up by West Haven police and charged by Fairfield with conspiracy to commit third-degree burglary and conspiracy to commit third-degree larceny.
Moving Forward, Looking Back / Genesis of Fairfield U. campus a minor miracle
Fairfield University and Fairfield Prep are so tightly bound into Fairfield's fabric that it seems like they've been here forever.
Crumpled Railcars Led to Designs Saving Commuters' Lives
Emergency personnel work at the scene where two Metro North commuter trains collided, on May 17, 2013 near Fairfield, Conn.
After a day that began with the alarm clock in her Fairfield home ringing at a painfully sunless hour, the news that Metro-North Railroad 's New Haven line would be back to full service by Wednesday was all Marcia Brown wanted to hear.
We've got one more challenging day of commuting before regular service resumes on Metro-North's rail line on Wednesday.
Highlights from men's basketball action between Sacred Heart and Quinnipiac at Sacred Heart University in Bridgeport, Conn.
William Paxton: 'Good-guy' Bike calls it a career after 35 years on SHU sidelines
Sacred Heart had not played particularly well that night, and even though the Long Island University campus was one about an hour away from Fairfield, the loss to the Blackbirds was not a pleasant one.
Tanning agreement disappointing
While the prohibition is a good move, it's a sorry fact that the bill was originally written to prevent those under 18 from using the facilities.
I-95, Merritt becoming more congested
As at 8 a.m. approaches, there's lots more traffic on Interstate 95. In fact, traffic is down to a crawl, about 5 MPH between Milford and Fairfield on southbound I-95. As usual, the Merritt Parkway is starting to slow.
Monday Commute: Fairfield County Train Stations Roll, But Highways Are Slow
Cars line up to enter the garage in downtown Stamford by the train station. It was filling up by 7 a.m., with only roof parking left.
Fairfield University Senior Dies In Car Accident
FAIRFIELD, Conn. A Fairfield University senior died in a car accident the day before his expected graduation, the school said in a statement Saturday.
See Fairfield's Recent Home Sales
FAIRFIELD, Conn. Here's a list of the paid residential home sales in Fairfield for the week of May 6 to May 10, as reported to the Fairfield town clerk's office: a-a Thomas J. and Elizabeth P. McManus sold 220 Lloyd Drive to Megan Higgins-Knislis for $697,325. a-a Bella Homes LLC sold 23 Nutmeg Lane to Jeffrey S. Alper for $895,600. a-a Josephine ... (more)
New signs, old times: Old Post Road posts its historic creds
Old Post Road Area Association President Peter Petron, Vice President Dan Miller, First Selectman Mike Tetreau, and Meri Eirckson, from the Fairfield Museum and History Center, cut a ceremonial ribbon at a new historic district sign on Beach Road.
Officials warn of commuter chaos from Connecticut derailment
Thousands of Connecticut commuters should brace for travel chaos on Monday as Metro-North workers repair damage on the United States' busiest rail line caused by the collision of two trains, officials warned on Sunday.