Fairfield

Eerie Connecticut—Is it Local Myth or Mystery?

[Fairfield, Conn., October 13, 2015] Indulge your Halloween spirit by attending an interestinglecture, Eerie Connecticut: Local Myth and Mystery, at the Fairfield Public Library WoodsBranch, 1147 Fairfield Woods Drive at 6:00 pm on Monday, October 26. Robert Nelson will explore the unexplainable and the unbelievable history of the Fairfield WitchTrials; the ghostly “White Lady” of Monroe; and Dudleytown, the “most haunted place onEarth!” Nelson holds an MFA in Writing from Vermont’s Goddard College and has created andtaught classes at Yale’s English language Institute. Advanced registration is required due to the limited space. All programs at the Fairfield PublicLibrary are free of charge. For more information and to register for this event call 203-255-7308, or visit us on the web www.fairfieldpubliclibrary.org…

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Southport News: Pedestrian Killed by Train

Metro North Railroad is reporting: The New Haven Line continued scattered residual delays of up to 30 mins due to earlier police activity near. Southport. UPDATE: Fairfield Police told me that it was a woman who attempted to jump in front of a southbound train but the train was able to stop in time.  She then was struck by a northbound Amtrak train headed to Boston.   Metro North has taken over the investigation. 1:57pm--#Metronorth--#Southport CT--A pedestrian has been struck and killed while on the tracks at the Southport Train Station.  Currently on track one is operational.  

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Fairfield News: Shopliffting

UPDATE: K-9 track is on North Benson so if you live in the area and your sensor lights go on or see anything call police right away! 8:40pm--#Fairfield News: Police are tracking two alleged shoplifters behind Marshall's on the Post Road.  The suspects ran behind the store into the high grasses near the train tracks.  One has been caught one still at large.   This report is made possible by:

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Fairfield News: These Boots Were Made For Walking……

#Fairfield CT--Over the weekend happenings--   Mark Turlis of 1033 Reef Road went into Bob's Stores on Post Road, took off his shoes, opened a box of boots and allegedly swapped them, walking out of the store.  Loss prevention apprehended him at the door with the $210 boots on his feet.  He was charge with 6th degree larceny.   Jack Opalinski of 1660 Bronson Road went into Whole Foods on Grasmere Avenue and attempted to allegedly stuff merchandise worth $74.18 down his coat.  He too is charged with 6th degree larceny.   This report made possible by:

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