Local News

• ‘Teachers are a Visible, Easy Target’
  
• Fairfield lawyer charged with embezzlement from late aunt
  
• Fairfield’s Pink Cupcake Shack Gives Back
  
• Fairfield Sports Roundup: Feb. 22
  
• Connecticut College tree experts recommend storm stalwart species
  
• ‘Where’s Our Compassion?’
  
• Burglaries Reported in Fairfield Beach Neighborhood
  
• Connecticut Muslim leaders condemn NYPD monitoring of Yale students
  
• Constitutional challenge to ICE’s Secure Communities program possible (document)
  
• Connecticut Muslim leaders condemn NYPD monitoring of Yale students
  
• ICE to roll out ‘Secure Communities’ Wednesday; Connecticut likely to participate partially
  
• Abraham Lincoln, The Poet
  
• Fairfield Morning Briefing: Monday, Feb. 20, 2012
  
• Voting for Patch’s ‘Best of 2012′ Begins Feb. 27
  
• Fairfield Warde Fifth In Class L Wrestling
  
• Foxwoods To Build Luxury Outlet Mall [POLL]
  
• Revenue from drug arrests would be minimal, state finds
  
• State committee taking on bill to prevent price gauging during emergencies
  
• Notre Dame Of Fairfield Girls Fall To Masuk In SWC Quarterfinals, 37-35
  
• Alleged ‘Dust Up’ Between Fairfield Fire Officials Just a Rumor For Now
  
• End of the Road for Fairfield Cab Company?
  
• State committee taking on bill to prevent price gauging during emergencies
  
• Son Evicting 98-Year-Old Mother From Her Fairfield Home
  
• ‘Character Builds Winners, Not Always the Reverse’
  
• Administration Revises Arts Program Budget Cuts
  
• Tetreau Proposes $272.6M Budget for FY2013
  
• Some Connecticut legislators support traffic camera bill
  
• Select Committee on Children to take on ‘scream room’ bill after Education Committee refuses
  
• Proposed mass transit budget cuts rile some Connecticut lawmakers
  
• Fairfield Patch Guide to Budget Season 2012
  
• Grand List up slightly
  
• 2012 State of the Birds Report
  
• Connecticut State Police form team for missing persons cases
  
• Fairfield Man Charged With DUI on Tuesday
  
• Top 25 Delinquent Taxpayers Owe $1.6M to Fairfield
  
• Mayor Maturo announces Brent Larrabee will be sworn in as East Haven’s interim police chief
  
• New Haven Register parent company names Ray Chelstowski as senior vie president of national sales
  
• ‘Freezin’ for a Reason (photos)
  
• A Romantic Valentine’s Dinner At Home For Two
  
• Moving Mountains to Save a Baby’s Life
  
• Report: Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping baby from New York City hospital in 1987
  
• Mayor Maturo announces Brent Larrabee will be sworn in as East Haven’s interim police chief
  
• Cop Injured in Sunday Accident Released from Hospital
  
• Former UConn Star Kemba Walker To Be Honored By State Sports Writers
  
• Report: Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping baby from New York City hospital in 1987
  
• How Popular Is Your Child’s Name? [POLL]
  
• Connecticut lawmakers unhappy over proposed cuts to low-income insurance program
  
• Possible Mountain Lion Sighting at UConn Health Center
  
• Report: Bridgeport house fire sends 3 people to hospital
  
• Report: Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping baby from New York City hospital in 1987
  
• Fairfield Prep Hockey Rips Notre Dame Of Fairfield, 8-1
  
• Fairfield Skiiers Qualify For Eastern High School Alpine Championship
  
• Parking in Fairfield County: ‘No Grace’
  
• Ffld. Cab Co. to lose license
  
• Connecticut lawmakers unhappy over proposed cuts to low-income insurance program
  
• Report: Bridgeport house fire sends 3 people to hospital
  
• Personal Bankruptcy Filings in CT Down in 2011
  
• Smith Street Home Sells for $1.2M in Fairfield
  
• Fairfield Sports Roundup: Feb. 10
  
• ‘There is More to Being a Policeman Than Drinking Coffee’
  
• Ffld. Cab Co. to lose license
  
• Fairfield, UI Partner to Light Up Downtown
  
• Fairfield Morning Briefing: Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
  
• Gov. Malloy State of the State: Jobs, education and balanced budget top priorities (slideshow, document)
  
• Ffld. Cab Co. to lose license
  
• Malloy Seeking to Cut 25 State Boards, Commissions
  
• Malloy proposes spending $56.4M to increase alternative schools, transform 25 lowest-achieving schools
  
• Gov. Malloy proposes spending $10.3 million on teacher improvement programs
  
• Gov. Malloy proposes spending $10.3 million on teacher improvement programs
  
• Cops: Homeless Man Arrested for Breach of Peace
  
• Malloy announces $12 million for early childhood education
  
• Report: Missing mother, baby found in Norwalk
  
• Malloy proposes spending $56.4M to increase alternative schools, transform 25 lowest-achieving schools
  
• ‘Carrot Top is Now Fearful …’
  
• Malloy Proposes Financial Boost for Charter, Tech Schools
  
• Report: Missing mother, baby found in Norwalk
  
• Fairfield Sports Roundup: Feb. 6
  
• Standing Tall for Planned Parenthood — It Worked!
  
• Groups to Boycott Starbucks Over Stances on Gay Rights, Guns
  
• Report: Missing mother, baby found in Norwalk
  
• McKinney: Despite Malloy’s support, ‘Internet gambling not coming to Connecticut’ (document)
  
• Connecticut Susan G. Komen Foundation will not pull Planned Parenthood funding
  
• Malloy announces $12 million for early childhood education
  
• Letter: Response to ‘Learn from LA’
  
• UConn coach Jim Calhoun will take indefinite medical leave
  
• Fairfield Warde Wrestlers Defeat Ludlowe, 62-13
  
• ‘If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Get Out of the Kitchen’
  
• Governor Outlines $12M Early Childhood Ed Proposal
  
• Report: Missing mother, baby found in Norwalk
  
• Malloy announces $12 million for early childhood education
  
• Fairfield Scores and Standings: Feb. 3
  
• ‘I Go to Starbucks for Coffee, Not Politics’
  
• McKinney: Despite Malloy’s support, ‘Internet gambling not coming to Connecticut’ (document)
  
• ‘Hawk’s nest’ knocked down
  
• Fairfield Scores and Standings: Feb. 2
  
• ‘Hawk’s nest’ knocked down
  
• Fairfield Cops Nab 3 In Burglary-In-Process
  
• Democrats Seeking Minimum Wage Hike
  
• Komisarjevsky formally sentenced to death for role in Cheshire home invasion, murders
  
• East Haven Police Chief Leonard Gallo retires amid police department controversy
  
• Bridge Maintenance on I-95 in Fairfield (between Exits 24 and 22)
  
• Trumbull man pleads guilty in Woodbridge home invasion case
  
• Fairfield’s Unleashed Closes Its Doors
  
• Komisarjevsky formally sentenced to death for role in Cheshire home invasion, murders
  
• GFA Boys Tie School Mark With Eighth Straight Victory
  
• Accused Arsonist Faces More Charges
  
• East Haven Police Chief Leonard Gallo retires amid police department controversy
  
• RTM won’t censure Flatto (video)
  
• Fairfield’s Chu To Be Inducted Into Connecticut Hocley Hall of Fame
  
• The Cos Cobber: An ‘Italian Pub’ for the Whole Family
  
• Fairfield Conservation Director Seeks Coordination on Mill River Ceanup
  
• I Am the Face of Unemployment
  
• Tetreau’s State of the Town
  
• GFA Boys Rally For 60-54 Win Over Hopkins School
  
• Fairfield Prep Hockey Wins First Jesuit Shootout
  
• Komisarjevsky formally sentenced to death for role in Cheshire home invasion, murders
  
• State Reps Consider Highway Tolls, Sales Tax Surcharge
  
• Tetreau’s State of the Town
  
• ‘Third World Countries Have Better Trains …’
  
• Komisarjevsky formally sentenced to death for role in Cheshire home invasion, murders
  
• Parking Issues, Rude Conductors Top Metro-North Problems
  
• Tetreau’s State of the Town
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 27
  
• ‘Giants Fans Are Always Causing Trouble’
  
• Mother Who Lost Children, Parents in Stamford Christmas Day Fire Attempted Suicide
  
• Bipartisanship, Fiscal Responsibility, Top Tetreau’s State of the Town
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 26
  
• Tetreau’s State of the Town
  
• Shays Formally Announces Senate Bid
  
• Malloy: Food stamp fraud probe closing with 8 state workers out of jobs
  
• Youth Sports is a Killer
  
• Caulking contamination at Ludlowe spurs call for greater testing, better window design
  
• ‘Let’s Look in the Mirror and Decide to See the Truth’
  
• Malloy: Food stamp fraud probe closing with 8 state workers out of jobs
  
• Fairfield Morning Briefing: Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
  
• Firefighters douse car fire on I-95 in Fairfield
  
• GFA Boys Basketball Routs Stamford Academy
  
• Caulking contamination at Ludlowe spurs call for greater testing, better window design
  
• Fairfield Man Escapes Injury After Fiery Crash
  
• Fairfield County Residents Ask, ‘Yes He Can?’
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 23
  
• Caulking contamination at Ludlowe spurs call for greater testing, better window design
  
• Politics and Sex are Constant Bedfellows
  
• Fairfield Firefighters Extinguish Closet Fire on Burr Street
  
• Firefighters douse car fire on I-95 in Fairfield
  
• Caulking contamination at Ludlowe spurs call for greater testing, better window design
  
• Your Neighborhood Gallery
  
• Connecticut’s bond rating gets downgraded by Moody’s
  
• Caulking contamination at Ludlowe spurs call for greater testing, better window design
  
• Fairfield Prep Basketball Defeats West Haven, 79-61
  
• Connecticut’s bond rating gets downgraded by Moody’s
  
• Hawk Swoops Down on Fairfield Ludlowe Student
  
• Fairfield Explorers Embark On U TXT, UR NEXT Campaign
  
• Notre Dame-Fairfield Hockeys Begins Post-Roos Era
  
• ‘I’d Die of Boredom’
  
• Remembering a hero of the Revolution (video)
  
• Firefighters douse car fire on I-95 in Fairfield
  
• What’s in a Name? Servetas, Las Vetas
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 19
  
• Remembering a hero of the Revolution
  
• Fairfield School Board Discusses Budget Cuts, Special Ed Staffing [Updated]
  
• Hundreds rally in Bridgeport to protest violence
  
• Cruise ship runs aground off Italian coast; 6 feared dead; at least 1 person from Connecticut aboard
  
• ‘Is It That Inconceivable to Actually Deliver a Spending Cut?’
  
• Feds target insider trading in Connecticut
  
• Historic Robinson Cottage: A Southport Gem
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 17
  
• Here Today: Starbucks at the Fairfield U Bookstore
  
• POLL: Which Movie Should Win the Oscar for Best Picture?
  
• Cruise ship runs aground off Italian coast; 6 feared dead; at least 1 person from Connecticut aboard
  
• Fairfield Morning Briefing: Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 [MLK Day Edition]
  
• Windsor Locks fires police sergeant awaiting trial
  
• What’s the Deal With Teachers These Days?
  
• Hundreds rally in Bridgeport to protest violence
  
• Top Stories of the Week in Fairfield County
  
• 30 More Accused of Post-Irene Fraud
  
• McKinley School Teacher ‘Never Fully Recovered’ from Effects of Mold
  
• Cruise ship runs aground off Italian coast; 6 feared dead; at least 1 person from Connecticut aboard
  
• Surveys Reveals Most Dangerous Nights For Teen Drivers
  
• Former Greenwich Man Poses as Doctor
  
• Hundreds rally in Bridgeport to protest violence
  
• ‘It’s Like Waking a Pack of Drowsy Jackals’
  
• Fairfield Cops: Bloody Hands Give Away Thief
  
• Fairfield Police Unveil Website Makeover
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 13
  
• ‘I Hear the ‘Twilight Zone’ Theme Song Now’
  
• Retail sales finish 2011 with December increase
  
• Anti-ADHD Drug Shortages Hit Local Pharmacies
  
• Tetreau ‘stunned,’Flatto, Saxl never corrected letter binding town to reduced Metro Center revenue (documents)
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 12
  
• Tetreau ‘stunned,’Flatto, Saxl never corrected letter binding town to reduced Metro Center revenue (documents)
  
• Cops: Man Arrested for Forging Rx for 200 Vicodin
  
• Connecticut officials draft bear-hunt lottery proposal
  
• Notre Dame Of Fairfield Falls To Undefeated Kolbe-Cathedral
  
• ‘Does McDonald’s Ever Run Out of Big Macs?’
  
• Fairfield Cops Help Track Down Alleged Car Thief in Bridgeport
  
• Picasso, Mondrian paintings stolen in Greece
  
• Foundation started to memorialize girls killed in Stamford Christmas fire
  
• Fairfield Scores And Standings: Jan. 10
  
• Fairfield man admits stealing more than $300,000 in Social Security payments made to deceased father