9/11 Day Nonprofit Seeks Volunteers for National Day of Service

Volunteers 18+ needed on September 10 and 11 to pack meals

Joylark Plant Kitchen & Bar: Vegan Dining Without Compromise

Bold flavors, inventive cocktails, and a welcoming vibe make Fairfield's Joylark a must-visit for vegans and omnivores alike.

One Fairfield Family's Lunch Fees Went From Under $15 to $98 — For the Same Seven Weeks

A quiet change in how Fairfield Public Schools charges for online lunch payments will cost the most to the families who can least afford it.

Monday Night, the RTM Votes on the Speed Cameras. Here's What's Actually on the Table.

One vote changes nothing. The other could fix everything residents have been asking about. And the July ticket data is missing from both.

"Good Republican" Isn't a Platform

With primaries in the rearview, Connecticut Republicans ask for votes in November but refuse to address the elephant in the room.

One Person Peeing in a Swimming Pool Is Not a Problem. A Hundred Is

Every big building project gets to pee in the pool and call it no impact. Apparently, asking the fire department first is radical. (Part 10)

Trust, Technology and Keeping Fairfield Safe

ALPRs aren’t new to Fairfield. Neither is our Police Department’s responsibility to use them wisely.

Celebrating 133 years of History at the Greenfield Hill Grange

Each year, an agricultural fair is held, with judged contests, juried exhibits, and ribbons in many categories.

Tickets now on Sale for the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation's Evening for the Arts Gala

Featuring Jay Stollman's Groovin' On Tour: A Woodstock Generation Rock Experience

One of Connecticut’s Premier Waterfront Redevelopment Opportunities for Sale at $8,030,000

Prime 8.03-acre waterfront development site in Milford with 520 ft of river frontage and flexible zoning for diverse commercial uses.

Framed and Forgotten: How the Justice System Betrayed a Brain Injury Survivor

Beside the courthouse that failed me, I stand as a voice for all who have been silenced by injustice.

Angel Commercial Represents Wilton Pottery in 3,790 SF Lease at Town Green

Angel Commercial secures a 3,790 SF retail space in Wilton for a new community pottery studio.

You Thought the Affordable Units Went to Teachers and Firefighters. One Went to the Developer Himself

Six other people applied for the two units. The developer's own report to the Town said he earned $86,000. The limit was $52,528. (Part 9)

Fairfield's Traffic Rules Have Gaps Big Enough to Drive 1,500 Dump Trucks Through

Three commissioners filed the fix. They were held to five minutes each, under a rule nobody voted on. (Part 8)

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Emily Hau Announces Candidacy for State Representative in Connecticut's 132nd District

Problem-solver who organized 900 neighbors to save them $1.6 million in energy costs enters the 132nd race on a results-first platform

What TPZ Vice Chair Randolph's Article Didn't Mention

Westport, one town over, has what Fairfield's draft is missing. Why are we reinventing the wheel? (Part 7)

Town Plan & Zoning: What's on the Agenda? This Month: Why Traffic Standards Matter

A periodic update by Jeff Randolph, Town Plan & Zoning Vice Chair, Fairfield, explaining upcoming issues. The views expressed are his own.

Life Before and After: My Brain Injury Journey

Surviving traumatic brain injury exposed the gaps in our support systems. My lived experience shows why change and true inclusion are needed

Speaking Up: A Survivor’s Perspective on ABI Waiver Challenges

From my time as a CT Brain Injury Support Network board member—advocating for survivors and caregivers.

Eleven receipts the Fairfield Democrats’ housing piece left out

A response to the Fairfield DTC's July 26 Patch piece — read Alexis Harrison's Fairfield Dispatch commentary first.

Opinion: The Truth About Fairfield's Housing Issues (And Who is Really Responsible)

It took a Republican-controlled TPZ Commission 24 years — and a court order — to get the affordable housing moratorium Fairfield has today.

On Fairfield's Speed Cameras, Residents Deserve a Seat at the Table

Residents can ask the RTM to reopen Fairfield's speed-camera ordinance — here's a one-minute way to weigh in: fairfieldspeedcams.netlify.app

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Trinity Southport Stages “Park for Food” Program at Pequot Library Book Sale

All Food Donations go to Food Banks in Bridgeport and Fairfield

LTE: "Back the Blue" Has a Price Tag. Fairfield's Camera Opponents Aren't Paying It.

Three months of demanding human enforcement. Not one question about what that actually costs the humans doing the enforcing.

Town Plan & Zoning: What’s on the Agenda?

This Month: Architectural Design Standards, Traffic Studies, and More

LTE: The Speed Limit Wasn't a Secret. Neither Was Your Decision to Ignore It

You've known the speed limit the whole time. The only thing that changed is someone is finally watching.

The American Legion Recognizes the Fairfield Police, Fire Departments and Lt. Owen Fish Memorial Post 143

At our annual Department Convention awards ceremony, the Police, Fire Departments and Post 143 were recognized for outstanding service.

Opinion: Asking Questions of the TPZ Chair Is Not an Attack

A Statement on Oversight at the TPZ

Opinion: Personal Attacks on TPZ Leadership Are Baseless, Unprofessional, and Unproductive

A Statement from the Fairfield Democratic Town Committee on Conduct Unbecoming of Elected Officials

Help Fund the Effort to “Shine Light on Truth”

Project Will Establish Historical Signage to Memorialize Fairfield’s Community of People of African Ancestry

Opinion: TPZ Vice Chairman Randolph Asked for Solutions. Let Me Repeat Them.

Vice Chairman Randolph responded to the series. He did not disagree with a single point. Part 6 of 7.

Opinion: After Five Articles, Where Is the Vision?

Fairfield's biggest challenges deserve more than criticism. They deserve solutions.

LTE: Fourteen Months of Public Notice and You Missed It

That's Not a Transparency Problem, That's a YOU Problem.

Opinion: Who voted for the speed cameras in Fairfield?

Op ed on Speed Cameras

What’s Really Going on With Parking in Fairfield?

A Call for Clarity and Civility on a Complex Subject

Lisa Miro Announces Campaign for State Representative in Connecticut’s 133rd District

Fairfield resident, public servant, and former small business owner runs on “People Before Politics” platform

Opinion: Traffic Calming Rollout: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Road Traffic Sticks appeared almost overnight, but how will success be measured, and how long will the testing last?

Opinion: Fairfield's Speed Cameras Won't Change Drivers

As Fairfield grows and congestion worsens, slowing traffic in isolated locations is not the same as creating safer roads.