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Fairfield is moving. On Saturday, September 24, a community bicycle ride is scheduled as part of an international day of climate action. “Moving Planet” was conceived by 350.org, a global grassroots movement founded by noted author Bill McKibben, as a rallying call for the world to move beyond fossil fuels. Two community groups, the Fairfield [...]
To have your photo include in this gallery, please post it to the Fairfield, Connecticut Flickr Gallery at http://www.flickr.com/groups/fairfieldct/ and add the tag “Irene” (without quotes)
Infinite Mind Share is going Italian this month. So be sure to bring all your gumbas and come on down for a great social media networking event. Overwhelmed by Social Media? Fancy yourself to be a Social Media Guru? Don’t miss this Infinite Mind Share event! BTW – If you have a twitter id please [...]
A common question that I hear from people interested in buying in Fairfield is ‘what’s THIS neighborhood like?’ It’s a part of the job that I enjoy. Fairfield has a variety of different neighborhoods. Over the next few posts, I’m going to talk about each one and what they have to offer. We live in Stratfield. [...]
In 2008, 521 single family homes sold in Fairfield. In 2009, 464 sold. In 2008, the average sale price of a single family home was $781,750. In 2009, it was $706,654. In 2008, the average number of days on the market for a single family home in Fairfield was 99 days. In 2009, it [...]
School systems are a big deal to some people. My parents moved from one town to another to be a part of a better school system. I was lucky. I got a great education from public school that I didn’t fully appreciate until I went to college. As a parent, the quality of public education continues [...]
I appreciate the town where I grew up. I had a great childhood and have many fond memories, but it was pretty homogeneous. As a matter of fact, the most pronounced minority in the town was Catholics, of which I was one! Funny, isn’t it? When I grew up, I told myself that I’d raise my [...]
Ok, so I’m back to the list that I began months ago and got pulled away from and it feels funny talking about beaches in the beginning of December, but have you been to the beach in December? If you haven’t, give it a try! The wind feels a bit stronger and you can smell [...]
On Sunday, November 1 at 2pm the Fairfield Museum invites you to come hear a fascinating lecture on the Fairfield witch-hunt of 1692 – 1693 with Harvard Divinity School Professor, David D. Hall. Learn about the witch-hunts that went beyond Salem to the extensive Stamford-Fairfield, Connecticut hunts of 1692-93 and understand the history of witchcraft [...]
On Friday, October 30 the Fairfield Museum and History Center will open a new exhibit, Celebrating Our Cultural Legacies: Fairfield’s Hungarian Community. The exhibit features bold and colorful Hungarian posters from 1920 – 1980 with dramatic graphics and powerful messages relating to subjects such as the break-up of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the idyllic vision [...]
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