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Stratford

Enchanted Princess Spa Celebrates Ribbon Cutting in Stratford

Jun 1, 2026 Stephen Krauchick

Enchanted Princess Spa celebrated its ribbon cutting on Friday, May 29, marking the opening of a new kid-focused spa and party destination at 1925 Barnum Avenue in Stratford. Owner Taji Hairston said the business was created to give children a fun, welcoming place to enjoy manicures, pedicures, birthday parties, workshops, and other special activities. “We just wanted to bring something fun to the community and liven up the place a little bit,” Hairston said. “Have something fun for a girl to be a girl.” Enchanted Princess Spa offers a magical spa experience designed especially for kids, with services including gentle manicures, relaxing pedicures, sparkle makeup, face jewels, kid-friendly drinks, spa robe use, photo opportunities, and themed party packages. The business…

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State News

GOVERNOR LAMONT SIGNS FY 2027 STATE BUDGET, DELIVERING A RELIABLE PATH FORWARD FOR SCHOOLS AND MUNICIPALITIES AND INCREASING AFFORDABILITY INITIATIVES

May 31, 2026 Alex

(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he has signed into law the fiscal year 2027 budget adjustment bill (Public Act 26-68), which his administration developed in collaboration with legislative leaders and was overwhelmingly approved on a bipartisan basis by the members of the Connecticut General Assembly. Most notably, the budget includes an historic increase in state funding for every school district and municipality statewide with the goal of helping towns and cities deliver essential services, while also working to stabilize and lower property taxes. It also includes a major investment into the state’s Early Childhood Education Endowment to continue Governor Lamont’s landmark expansion of early childhood education programs, continuing the state on the path forward toward providing…

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Fairfield

Fairfield Farmers Market Kicks Off 11th Season Downtown

May 31, 2026 Alex

DOWNTOWN FARMERS MARKET 11th SEASON STARTS JUNE 7th Fairfield Farmers Market and Fairfield Community Services are happy to announce the return of the popular summer farmers market on Sunday, June 7th. The market will be held every Sunday 10AM-2PM, rain or shine, on Sherman Green downtown Fairfield. Now in its 11th season, FFM features over 40 farms, small batch food producers and local artisan makers. Six Connecticut vegetable farms will offer fresh seasonal vegetables, fruit and salad greens. In addition to produce, vendors will offer other essentials such as meat, eggs, fish, bread, salami, honey, baked goods, herbals, mushrooms, CBD products, fresh flowers, pickles, vegan and gluten free provisions, savory pies, fresh mozzarella, pet products, healthy prepared foods, locally distilled…

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Westport

Westport Announces Cross Highway Bridge Replacement and Detour

May 30, 2026 Alex

Cross Highway Bridge over Dead Man’s Brook Replacement Project Traffic Detours and Road Closure June 19 through August 20 Westport, CT - Town Engineer Keith Wilberg has announced the start of the Cross Highway Bridge replacement project over Dead Man’s Brook. The bridge is located on Cross Highway approximately 800 feet east of North Avenue. Preliminary construction activities are currently underway. Through traffic will continue to have access to Cross Highway until the scheduled roadway closure on or about Friday, June 19. The roadway is expected to remain closed from June 19 through approximately August 20 to allow for installation of the new bridge structure. During the closure period, local traffic will follow a designated detour route utilizing Cross Highway,…

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Fairfield

Fairfield Police Chief Defends School Zone Speed Camera Program in Open Letter

May 29, 2026 Alex

Fairfield Police Chief Michael Paris released an open letter defending the town’s new school zone speed camera program, saying the goal is to slow drivers down and prevent deadly crashes. Paris, a certified crash reconstructionist, said the program is rooted in public safety concerns after years of investigating serious and fatal crashes caused by speeding. The chief addressed criticism over the cameras operating 24 hours a day, stating that speeding laws apply at all hours and that some of the worst crashes occur overnight when drivers take greater risks. Paris also said the department will continue evaluating the program while remaining committed to reducing dangerous driving behavior throughout Fairfield. A message from Chief Michael Paris: As Chief of Police for…

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