Lee elected school board chairman in Fairfield
James H. Lee, longtime Fairfield board of education member, is elected chairman for 2006. He aims to unite the board after recent contentious votes on redistricting, high school start times, and funding the Tomlinson Middle School project. Lee, a lifelong Fairfield resident and attorney, plans to draw on six former chairmen’s styles and keep the district focused on unity and progress.
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Public hearing clears path for church expansion decision
Conservation Commission plans to hear four hours of public comment on Black Rock Congregational Churchs plan to replace the existing 558 seat church with a 1260 seat, three story building on 12.26 acres on upper Black Rock Turnpike as neighbors and environmental groups urge denial citing wetlands, traffic, and an amphibian pool.
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Correction clears misidentification of commission member
The December 1 Fairfield Minuteman clarifies that William Vogel is the president of the Fairfield Historical Society board of directors, not its executive director, correcting an earlier misidentification in the Charter Revision Commission coverage.
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