After nearly a decade of planning, fundraising and pandemic-driven delays, the new Veterans and First Responders Center in Trumbull is entering its final phase of construction, bringing the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10059 one step closer to its grand opening. The 5,500-square-foot multi-use center will serve veterans, first responders, small businesses and Trumbull, […]
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Postpartum depression is one of the most common complications of childbirth, affecting mothers across all backgrounds. Experts say increased awareness and access to care can help women recognize symptoms and seek treatment sooner.
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Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk is encouraging hands-on learning for young children through interactive exhibits focused on science, art and discovery. The museum has been in operation for 26 years and aims to support early childhood development by offering play-based educational experiences for families across Fairfield County.
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The room inside First Church of Fairfield filled quickly as more than 60 men gathered for coffee, conversation and a guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Fairfield Men’s Association. Some greeted longtime friends, while others walked in for the first time, curious to see what the growing group was all about. For many […]
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Roger S.H. Schulman, the BAFTA-winning and Oscar-nominated co-writer of Shrek, discussed his Hollywood career in a conversation with Sacred Heart University Associate Teaching Professor Todd Barnes at The Westport Library. Schulman shared insights into the making of the animated film, the craft of screenwriting, and the lessons he has learned from a career spanning journalism, film, […]
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A new approach to reforestation is taking root across Bridgeport using Miyawaki forests, a method designed to create dense, natural woodlands much faster than traditional tree planting. The technique was developed by Akira Miyawaki, a Japanese botanist and plant ecologist who pioneered a method of planting diverse native species densely together to mimic natural forest […]
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If Mark Holden had his way, the Ash observatory dome atop the vacant Bassick High School on Fairfield Avenue would have a new home with his astronomy group. Installed in 2015 to replace the original dome built in 1968 during the Space Race, the dome rotates to allow a telescope to track objects as they move across the sky. Manufactured by […]
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FCN examines the growing anxiety among students and parents as repeated incidents of school violence and fake threats spread across social media. The story highlights the impact on students’ mental health, new safety protocols, and how Connecticut has strengthened its response since the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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Westport Day School in Wilton hosted its annual Special Education College Fair, giving students with individualized education plans and their families a chance to explore college or career options with more than 20 colleges and support providers. The event follows last year’s fair and continues to connect students and families with resources and guidance for […]
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With a 3-0 vote and two members abstaining, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) on March 25 approved the sale of Aquarion Water Company to the Aquarion Water Authority, a new nonprofit entity that will share governance and resources with the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority (RWA). The approval came after a Superior Court […]
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