Four Fairfield residents cited for disorderly conduct after loud parties
Police responded to multiple loud party complaints on September 9. Four Fairfield Beach Road residents were issued summonses for disorderly conduct: Bryan Harkin 20 at 1 12 a.m Mary O Connor 21 at 1 49 a.m James Byron 21 and Bryan DeSousa 20 at 3 05 a.m. They were released on written promises to appear in court on September 24.
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Fairfield Beach Road
Bryan Harkin
Mary O' Connor
James Byron
Bryan DeSousa
Car Stolen From Harbor Road Residence Early Sept 9
A Harbor Road home was burglarized around 428 AM on September 9 when a resident woke to find his 2001 BMW X5 being driven away after a window screen was forced. About 150 dollars cash and the car keys were taken. Police pursued the vehicle into Bridgeport, then recovered it intact on Barnum Avenue.
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Harbor Road
Bridgeport
Barnum Avenue
Break-in reported at Notre Dame Catholic High School
Police said a break-in occurred at Notre Dame Catholic High School on 220 Jefferson St between September 8 and 9. A 3 by 3 foot window on the north side was broken to gain entry, with an unsuccessful attempt to break into three soda machines inside.
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Notre Dame Catholic High School
Jefferson St
Theft spree hits Fairport Gulf and Fairfield homes
A string of thefts reported overnight Sept 6 7 includes about 825 dollars in items stolen from a vehicle at Fairport Gulf 1101 Post Road a Fairfield Beach Road residence lost 4000 to 5000 dollars in silverware and six gold rings with unknown values and 800 dollars in tools from a pickup at 4180 Black Rock Turnpike. A 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee valued at 25000 dollars was stolen from the Home Depot lot at 541 Kings Highway Cutoff between 9 and 11 28 a.m. on Sept 7.
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Fairport Gulf
Post Road
Fairfield Beach Road
Black Rock Turnpike
Home Depot
Kings Highway
Teens Arrested For Burglary In Fairfield
Two 15 year old Fairfield residents were charged with third degree burglary on September 8 after being found inside a Kings Highway East apartment just before 3 pm. Police said they claimed to be friends of the owner's son, with no signs of force or items taken. They were released to guardians with promises to appear in juvenile court on September 17.
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Fairfield
Kings Highway East
Stolen American Flag Valued at Fifty Dollars
A flag valued at 50 dollars was reported stolen from outside a residence on Black Rock Avenue between 6 30 a m on September 7 and 6 30 a m on September 8.
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Black Rock Avenue
Fairfield September events include voting, camps, music, and talks
Fairfield calendar features a League of Women Voters meeting September 20 at 7 30 p m at Fairfield Public Library with Paul Hiller discussing Fairfield finances A YMCA vacation camp runs September 18 for K-5 students 7 a m to 6 p m at 841 Old Post Road The Beanery hosts bands September 14 from 8 to 11 p m admission 4 The Bridgeport Regional Business Council chief speaks on a Bridgeport casino and regional recovery September 20 at 8 p m at Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Old Town Hall hosts RESOLVE education event September 20 at 7 p m with Dr Steven Palter RSVP The U S Coast Guard Auxiliary offers Boating Skills and Seamanship courses September 16 start at South Benson Marina 7 to 9 p m Mondays and Thursdays registration limited contact 203 261 8685.
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Fairfield Public Library
Old Post Road
Paul Hiller
Fairfield
YMCA
Fairfield Ymca
Dina McCluckie
Regional Business Council
Bridgeport
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce
Old Town Hall
Resolve of
Fairfield County
Steven Palter
Post Road
Palter
Yale University School of Medicine
Center For Reproductive Medicine
Plainview
N.Y
RSVP
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
South Benson Marina
Connecticut
Explanatory High Holiday Services led by Rabbi Wolicki
Explanatory services on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur will be led by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki at 1571 Stratfield Road Fairfield with discussion between leader and participants. Sessions run Sept 18 19 10 am to 1 pm Kol Nidre Eve Sept 26 6 30 pm to 8 30 pm and Yom Kippur Sept 27 10 am to 1 pm. Family and children programs available with Congregation Ahavath Achim. Cost 36 per adult 72 per family no one turned away for funds.
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Pesach Wolicki
Congregation
Ahavath Achim
Stratfield Road
Fairfield
Rabbipesach
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