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Fairfield Minuteman

Location

Fairfield, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 2005

Page

3

Fairfield Street Figure Debates Life On The Edge

Frank Brady, 71, a familiar downtown presence in Fairfield, insists he is not homeless as he scavenges bottles for daily cash. He says his landscaping work dries up in winter, leaving him to rely on soup kitchens and the kindness of locals while avoiding judgment from a town seen as affluent.

Frank Brady Fairfield Brady Newtown Midwest Chef’s Table Rawleys Drive In Post Road Rich Herzfeld Herzfeld Super Stop Duchess McDonald’s Operation Hope

Hope for the Homeless in Fairfield County

Fairfield Police Chief recalls a homeless man who frostbitten toes on a Sherman Green bench and a past beach death. Operation Hope, founded in 1986, runs a Christmas dinner and eight week programs guiding residents to affordable housing, job skills, and daily living training. It serves Fairfield and nearby towns with shelter, meals, and work-for-rooms exchanges.

Fairfield Joseph Sambrook Sherman Green Operation Hope Fairfield County Sambrook Nichols Street James Lisa Mazzeo Mazzeo

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Andy Hutchison Hope Photos Operation Hope Food Pantry Neil Stollman Marge Harper Nuria Nunez Rob Rogowski Mike Krugel
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