Fairfield is moving ahead with a school-zone speed-camera program under Connecticut’s automated traffic-enforcement law. The town’s plan received CTDOT approval in December 2025, and local police said this week that installation is underway, with activation possible as early as May or June. Once the cameras go live, the
April 10, 2026 Games played April 3–April 10, 2026 Spring arrived on the schedule this week. Baseball and softball opened their seasons, lacrosse rosters filled the scoreboards, and at the college level, a pair of Fairfield University programs found themselves in pivotal conference positions with the back half of
Mid-April concentrates into a dense stretch of theater, touring music, and a handful of hybrid programs that sit somewhere between concert and staged production. The emphasis is on live performance across Fairfield’s main venues, with multiple nights where audiences will have to choose. Nice Work If You Can Get
Fairfield’s Board of Finance closed its FY2027 budget process on March 31, 2026, with a unanimous 9–0 vote, advancing a revised spending plan that lowers the projected tax increase while maintaining current service levels. The board reduced the expected tax levy increase from 4.28% to 2.30%
Fairfield’s Board of Finance voted on March 31, 2026 to advance a recommended FY2027 budget to the Representative Town Meeting, completing its formal review and establishing the spending framework for final legislative action. The vote followed a month-long hearing schedule, including meetings on March 5, 10, 12, 16, 19,
A session-to-date look at how Fairfield’s state lawmakers shaped legislation in Hartford. INTRODUCTION Fairfield’s state lawmakers have taken different roles in Hartford this session, which is scheduled to adjourn on May 6, 2026. As the legislature moves from committee work toward floor votes, activity has begun to separate
Saturday’s events marked the third coordinated round of demonstrations in Fairfield County since June 2025, with Westport again drawing the largest crowd. WESTPORT / FAIRFIELD — A third round of “No Kings” protests took place Saturday, March 28, in Fairfield County, with demonstrators gathering at Ash Creek Bridge in Fairfield and
The first half of April brings a busier-than-usual run of touring music and campus-stage programming, with Fairfield Theatre Company, SHU Community Theatre, the Quick Center, and the Edgerton Center all in play. The center of gravity is live performance: tribute acts, long-running ensembles, a Gershwin musical, and one circus-minded family
Circle Jerks w/ Gorilla Biscuits College Street Music Hall — 238 College St, New Haven, CT 06510 April 7, 2026 | Punk / Hardcore Grade: A- Circle Jerks have spent the better part of five decades as the restless, irreverent heart of Los Angeles hardcore, and their reunion touring has done nothing to
April 2, 2026 Games played March 26–April 2, 2026 The winter season has closed with two defining outcomes: a state final appearance at the high school level and a sustained conference run at the college level. As spring schedules begin, those completed seasons establish the local benchmark before standings
April 1, 2026 The Cottage (Westport) $$$$ 256 Post Road East, Westport, CT 06880 Hours: Dinner Tues–Sat 5pm–close; Sun 5:30pm–close; Brunch Sun 11:30am–2:30pm Hours listed as of publication; verify before visiting. The Cottage is polished in the way many dining rooms aim to be
State Sen. Tony Hwang, a Fairfield Republican who has represented the 28th District since 2015, said Monday that he will not seek reelection. The announcement will bring to a close a legislative career that began with his 2008 election to the state House; Hwang told News 12 he will serve