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A mix of incumbents and newcomers won their primaries for the state and federal Senate and House of Representatives on Tuesday night in Fairfield County.
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The study, led by Fairfield County’s Community Foundation and funded by the federal government, will explore the benefits of closing the wage gap — and how the county can begin to do so.
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The latest study from the American Lung Association shows much of the country's air pollution settles over Connecticut, putting the state's children at risk.
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A ribbon cutting ceremony took place for the opening of the Thomas Merton Family Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut which will provide essential services to the homeless.
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Advocates say transit-oriented development could be a good solution if done right. But in order for it to succeed, advocates say it’ll need to be both affordable and environmentally sustainable. Building in wetlands requires infrastructure that can mitigate the effects of climate change and reduce the impact of wastewater on a vulnerable environment.
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The Fairfield County Community Wellbeing Index has been released. Every three years, the report shows how people in the county are faring with education, housing, health, civic engagement, income and wealth.
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Fairfield County’s final Giving Day raised $1.7 million for 360 nonprofits in the area. More than 14,000 donations were made in 24 hours.
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Southport Park in Fairfield County will be nominated for induction into the National Register of Historic Places for its significance in the Pequot War.
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Fairfield County Rep. Jim Himes sought to “radically” change how Congress communicates with American people — by telling their stories.
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10 nonprofits will receive access to $400,000 worth of grants to eliminate educational disparities in Fairfield County.