Fairfield News: Man Collapses On Black Rock Turnpike
5:16pm--#Fairfield Connecticut--First responders on the way to man walking in front of the Citgo Station- 2515 Black Rock Turnpike and collapsed onto the roadway. This report is made possible by:
5:16pm--#Fairfield Connecticut--First responders on the way to man walking in front of the Citgo Station- 2515 Black Rock Turnpike and collapsed onto the roadway. This report is made possible by:
Fairfield, CT – Sherman Green in downtown Fairfield is slated to host a new farmers market beginning Sunday, June 19 th . The market will be held weekly on Sundays, from 10AM to 2PM, rain or shine, and continue throughout the summer. The market is expected to feature roughly a dozen local farm vendors and producers, offering a diverse array of fresh and seasonal vegetables, fruit, herbs, bread, eggs and fish. The farmers market is a pilot initiative of the Fairfield Department of Community & Economic Development, in collaboration with local business owner, Bill Auer, of Firehouse Deli. “We are delighted to help bring a farmers market to downtown Fairfield,” remarked Mark Barnhart, Director of Community & Economic Development, who pitched the idea to the Fairfield Parks & Recreation Commission…
The Fairfield Public Library will be hosting an author talk with Dick Jorgensen on Tuesday, May 17 at 7:00. He will be discussing his new book, “O Tomodachi” in the Memorial Room of the Main Library, 1080 Old Post Road. In 1954, as a twenty-nine- year-old grad student, Dick was selected to be one of four “ambassador” teachers in a first-ever exchange program with Japan. He would spend the next two years teaching at the University of Hiroshima, founded in the wake of the dropping of the atomic bomb there in 1945. Dick will take you along on an incredible journey that was also the start of a lifelong love of all things Japanese. Advanced registration is required due to the limited space. All programs…
10:03am--#cttraffic--#Fairfield Connecticut--Looking for a different accident I watched these two tangle heading northbound on I-95 near exit 24. It appeared the Mercedes cut into the left lane clipping the van.
11:20pm--#Fairfield Connecticut-- A car parked on Castle at Biro Street had its tires slashed according to radio reports. This report is made possible by:
@FairfieldU--Firefighters from Fairfield rescued three Fairfield University students who drifted about one and a half miles from land Assistant Fire Chief Scott Bisson told me. He said they were very lucky to have made cellphone contact to rescues workers. The women were able to stay on the line and remained calm, assisting in helping locate them. Cellphone reception at sea can be very spotty. At first it was thought they were at the point near St. Mary's by the Sea and drifting out. The gusty winds quickly blew them further out past the lighthouse. None of the students were wearing any life preservers. There were no injuries.
10:27pm--#Fairfield Connecticut-- Police on patrol found a pickup truck that hit the side of Kohls Department the Greenfield Street side. No one was in the truck, but later found the driver at his residence on Longfellow Avenue. EMS is on the way to treat him, airbags were deployed and a star in the windshield is visible, usually indciateing the driver hit his head on the windshield.
#Fairfield Connecticut--If you have driven by this police car you may do a double take to make sure you are correctly seeing a police car. Fairfield has two "stealth" cars in their fleet. Lieutenant Perez told me that people act differently when police are present. The stealth cruiser hopes to catch law breakers in the act. I would guess if you see a car with a spotlight mounted on the driver's side would be the best clue! Westport was one of the first police departments to have a stealth car in it's fleet.
11:06am--#Southport Connecticut--#Fairfield Connecticut--Report of a fist fight in the Southport Dunkin Donuts at 3355 Post Road, possibly with an employee according to radio reports. America Fights on Dunkin'.... This report is made possible by: