Fairfield schools save $135,462 in energy incentives
Fairfield Superintendent Ann Clark announces municipal energy incentives from The United Illuminating Co totaling 135,462 for Tomlinson Middle and Fairfield Warde High School renovations. The program aims to cut energy use by 778,150 kilowatts annually, saving about 85,000 dollars per year.
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Church plan would expand Black Rock sanctuary capacity
Fairfield residents debate Black Rock Congregational Church expansion from 570 to 1300 seats adding a youth center nursery school and classroom space. Intervenors and residents clash over environmental impact on the vernal pool Cricket Brook and Lamp Mor tar Lake with concerns about drainage and blasting. Public speakers presented opposing views on water quality and safety with trustees and inspectors weighing in.
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Energy aid applications open for Fairfield residents
Fairfield residents may apply for annual energy assistance covering oil gas or electricity. Applicants must meet income and asset guidelines and bring proof of income residence Social Security numbers and dates of birth for all household members. Schedule an appointment by calling Fairfield Social Services at 256 3170.
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