9:35pm–@FairfieldU #FairfieldU–#Fairfield CT– First responders on the way to Prep Alley at Fairfield University for a 19 year old allegedly intoxicated with a face laceration from walking into a wall according to radio reports.
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#Fairfield Connecticut–The birds were online tweeting when Fairfield Animal Control called in the fire department to Sycamore Lane to assist in shooting down three nests in the neighborhood with fire hoses. The hawks were reported to be swooping down on the neighbors. The firefighters were successful in bringing down the nest. It is unknown if they located to WeekHAWKen New Jersey or Kitty HAWK but I’m sure they thought it was FOWL play!
1:02am–#Fairfield Connecticut– The Brooklawn Country Club at 500 Algonquin Road reports to police that a golf cart has been stolen. I guess you could say it is a FORE-gone conclusion.
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#Fairfield Connecticut–Board of Ed just made a change (a unanimous decision) to this year’s school calendar. April 26th, primary day, schools will be CLOSED for students. Staff will have a PD day. There is no change to the current end of the year.
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On June 18th, the Bridgeport and Fairfield American Legion Baseball Program Salutes our Law Enforcement, First Responders, Military Personnel and Veterans with a cookout and Collecting supplies for our troops serving overseas.
Come out and join the opening day celebration to salute our first responders and military personnel at Seaside Park (1 Barnum Dyke Road) at baseball diamond #1.
For more information contact: Jim Meszoros (203) 212-2755 Joseph Pagan (203) 414-8514 Sar Ford (203) 526-5300
#Fairfield Connecticut— As part of its new Tourism Initiative, the Town of Fairfield and the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce are inviting local businesses and organizations to become sponsors of the Fairfield Map & Guide. The Map & Guide is designed to orient, inform and acquaint visitors with primary travel routes, the location of specific landmarks and historic districts, cultural assets, recreational areas, and business centers throughout Fairfield.
“Fairfield is the quintessential New England town with a rich, 375-year history, picturesque coastline and a vibrant downtown. There’s lots to see and do, and many places to eat, making Fairfield a great place to visit, relax and unwind,” said Mark Barnhart, Director of Community & Economic Development. The Map and Guide will be helpful to visitors and residents alike. The highlight of the Map will be a beautiful, hand-drawn, watercolor illustration of the town by Massachusetts-based artist Bart Arnold. Perhaps best known as an abstract painter and jewelry artist, Arnold’s work also includes a realist mode, painting scenic mural commissions and making drawings and watercolors of scenes and objects.
More than 50,000 maps will be printed this spring and distributed at more than 280 locations in the New York metro area right before the start of the busysummer tourist season. Sponsoring businesses and organizations will receive copies of the map to distribute to their customers. A limited number of ads are available in the Map and Guide at a range of sizes and prices. Commitments will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis through March 25, 2016. Businesses interested in sponsorship opportunities should contact Project Manager Meri Erickson, at 203-561-7798 or Meri@buzzmkt.com.
(Town of Fairfield Press Release)
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11:18am–#Fairfield CT–Police dispatched to Fairfield Theater Company at 70 Sanford Street for drugs found on the side of the building.
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K9 Officer. Wells working DUI Patrol observed a 2003 Ford Ranger pickup color –silver traveling west bound on Kings Highway East at a high rate of speed. When stopped, the vehicle operator was identified as Chris Pecora (1/7/96) The passenger was identified by Sergeant Irizarry as Deldar Malaka (6/13/97). An NCIC check on both subjects revealed (2) active warrants, one for Pecora and one for Deldar out of Bridgeport PD for Assault in the 2nd Degree.
Both subjects were taken into custody. A K9 search of the vehicle with Jagger revealed numerous marijuana baggies, drug packaging and other various forms of drug paraphernalia. A set of brass knuckles were also located in the vehicle. Pecora was released on a Written Promise to Appear on March 23, 2016at G.A 02 in Bridgeport for the above listed charges and transported to Bridgeport Police department where he was charged on a warrant for 53a-60 Assault in the 2nd Degree
Both subjects were taken into custody. A K9 search of the vehicle with Jagger revealed numerous marijuana baggies, drug packaging and other various forms of drug paraphernalia. A set of brass knuckles were also located in the vehicle. Pecora was released on a Written Promise to Appear on March 23, 2016at G.A 02 in Bridgeport for the above listed charges and transported to Bridgeport Police department where he was charged on a warrant for 53a-60 Assault in the 2nd Degree
5:55pm–#cttraffic–#Westport CT–#Fairfield CT–There was a gun waving incident on the Merritt Parkway between exits 42 and 44 northbound just over the Westport/Fairfield line. The suspect was driving a gray pickup truck and radio reports say State Police have him in custody.
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