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Connecticut’s education commissioner visited a Fairfield’s McKinley Elementary School, which has the town’s most diverse student population, on Tuesday to highlight an example of how suburban school districts can better cater to a diverse student population.
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Probation will not be reconsidered for former town officials accused of illegal dumping in FairfieldA judge will not reconsider probation for the defendants accused of dumping contaminated soil on Fairfield town property.
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Legislators and advocates want more affordable housing options in Connecticut like Pine Tree, a 50-unit complex near Fairfield Warde High School.
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Former Fairfield chief financial officer William Mayer, who is facing criminal charges, has sued the town over his termination.
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A conservation group in Fairfield, Connecticut is raising concerns about the environmental impact of United Illuminating’s plan to upgrade power lines on the border of Fairfield and Bridgeport.
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A Connecticut state Superior Court judge is being urged to hold one trial for all six defendants in the Fairfield illegal dumping case.
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Over $36 million in grants will be divided up for eight towns and cities in Connecticut to revitalize communities and create thousands of new jobs, Governor Ned Lamont said.
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The former director of public works in Fairfield has pleaded guilty to environmental fraud and conspiring with others to defraud the town.
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Bridgeport school officials have started a search for a new superintendent that would replace outgoing Superintendent Michael Testani.
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The Milford-based Black Business Alliance has received a $100,000 federal grant to expand financial literacy training and loan application support for black-owned companies across Connecticut.