Fairfield News

4:54 p.m. A domestic incident between a male and a female was reported in the 400 block of York Street.

A judge on the Food Network reality television show "Cupcake Wars" has resolved her lawsuit with a Connecticut cupcake store over its name.

8:57 a.m. A residential burglary was reported in the 100 block of Blettner Avenue where property was removed.

A group of Fairfield Area School District parents are planning to take their concerns about a high-school math teacher and the district's subsequent handling of the personnel issue to the state Department of Education.

The historical marker for the house once owned by Robert Purvis, an abolitionist, whose house sits on the northwest corner of N. 16th and Mount Vernon Streets.

Eddie Hough and his wife, Donna, both of Charles Town, W.Va., take the floor Saturday night at the 17th annual Gettysburg Innkeepers Ball at the Gettysburg Hotel.

While charging documents have provided more details about arrests of two men police say are linked to an early Saturday morning incident where shots were fired, what prompted the incident -- and at what or whom they were allegedly shooting -- is part of the ongoing investigation, Gettysburg Police Detective Dennis Bevenour said last week.

Mission accomplished: Glen Sarvis, a 69-year-old retired biology teacher, joined John Boswell of Carlisle, Gordy Ley of Fairfield and Stitch Rentzel of Messiah College, Grantham, to reset the stalagmite The 100-pound chunk of calcium carbonate was displayed at a college, supported a bird bath and survived the Agnes flooding.