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• Novel Set In Fictional Fairfield County Town In Talks To Become A Film
• Beth DiLoreto Named Regional Sales Director For Prudential
• Bridgeport Diocese To Install New Bishop Sept. 19
• Greenwich Student's Suicide Tops Darien News This Week
• Report: New Canaan's Harry Connick Jr. To Join 'American Idol'
• Small Stream Flood Advisory Issued As Storm Heads For Fairfield County
• Two Port Chester Women Among Four Killed In Sprain Parkway Crash
• Norwalk Boat Show Offers Something For Everyone
• Journalist Steve Kroft Kicks Off Lecture Series At Fairfield University
• Darien YMCA Expands Daily, Weekend Hours Starting Tuesday
• Flash Flood Warning Returns To Fairfield County On Labor Day
• Police Investigate Letter With White Powder Delivered To Darien Home
• Connecticut Sets Rules For Medical Marijuana Farms, Shops
• Colombian Artist Returns To Stamford For 2nd Exhibition
• Letter: Time For A Higher Standard Of Government
• New York Times Reviews 'Oblivion' At Westport Country Playhouse
• Darien Library Offers Workshop For Aspiring Playwrights
• Second Delivery Of White Powder Reported In Darien
• Stamford Resident Tests Positive For West Nile Virus
• Miss USA To Appear At Wellness & Sports Expo At Chelsea Piers Connecticut
• Fairfield County Welcomes Rosh Hashanah At Sundown
• Darien Library To Host Geography Bee For All Ages On Thursday
• New Energy Company Abest Opens Office In Norwalk
• Find A Job In Darien
• Post 154 Delivers New Dining Experience In Old Westport Post Office
• Fairfield County Sports Commission Announces Sports Persons Of The Year
• Stanley T. Kosinski, 85, Native Of Stamford
• Betty Anne Louise Lyons Sisson, 91, Formerly Of Darien
• Jean Duckworth, 78, Rowayton Volunteer
• Salvatore Natale, 84, Of Danbury, Warehouse Manager, Dandy Distributors
• Darien Police: Two Girls Confess To White Powder Hoax
• New Middle School Students Face Unique Challenges
• Fairfield's John Mayer To Bring Tour To Webster Bank Arena
• Letter: Greenwich Superintendent Addresses Student's Suicide, Bullying
• Police: Norwalk's Cranbury School Lockdown Lifted, Students Safe
• Fairfield County Motorcycle Ride Pays Tribute To 9/11
• Stamford's Gigi Fernandez Enjoys New Tennis Perspective At Chelsea Piers
• Urgent Care Of Connecticut A Growing Health Care Success
• Darien's Devin Burke Named Pioneer League All-Star
• Oyster Festival Returns To Norwalk This Weekend
• U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy Votes To Oppose Strike Against Syria
• Tag Sales Planned In Fairfield County
• Darien Framing Expert Tackles Tough Projects
• New York Times Book Reviewer To Speak At Darien Library
• New Canaan Race Supports Center For Hope In Darien
• Danbury Hospital Employee Charged With Sexual Assault Of Patient
• Mortgage Pre-Qualification Vs. Pre-Approval: Yes, There Is A Difference
• Dan Debicella To Challenge Jim Himes For Congress Again
• Westport's James Comey Sworn In As FBI Director
• Police Link Suspect To Bank Robberies In Greenwich And New Jersey
• School Bus App Created By Westport Parents Goes Statewide
• New Road Race In Norwalk Honors Heroes Of 9/11
• What To Do Around Darien This Weekend
• Stamford's Doggie Daze Provides Canines With Fun, Care, Freedom
• Darien's Barrett Bookstore Reopens With New Layout
• Mark Twain's Former Redding Property Hits Market For $4 Million
• Police: Bank Robber Strikes Downtown Greenwich Again
• Gregory Martin Clay, 37, Of Darien
• Julia Ann Hughes, 92, Native of Darien
• Author To Discuss Post-Taliban Afghanistan In Stamford
• U.S. Rep. Jim Himes To Hold Town Hall Meeting On Syria
• View A NASA Rocket Launch From Connecticut Friday Night
• Fairfield County Man Killed In Action In Afghanistan
• Connecticut Warns Consumers About Chobani Greek Yogurt Recall
• Greenwich Cops Investigate Possible Criminal Activity Tied To Teen Suicide
• Whole Foods Around Fairfield County To Hold Educational Events
• Open Houses In Darien This Weekend
• Darien Native To Host Acting Workshop At Arts Center
• New Canaan-Darien Chamber Partnership Golf Outing Set For September
• Flags Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Fallen Airman From New Fairfield
• Arrest Of Girls In Darien White Powder Hoax Tops News This Week
• 13 Injured When Swing Ride Malfunctions At Norwalk's Oyster Fest
• Westport's Sherwood Island State Park To Host 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
• Darien's Hackers For Hope Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• Stamford Baseball Executive Retained Tight Family Bond
• What To Do In Darien This Week
• Connecticut Department of Labor To Hold Job Fair In Danbury On Friday
• State Police: Transmission Problem Led To Norwalk Ride Failure
• Connecticut Warns Consumers Of Eye Drop Recall
• Weston Soccer Teams Play In Honor Of Friend Who Died In Bike Crash
• New Private Media Consulting Firm Opens In New Canaan
• Registration Closes Wednesday For Darien Triathlon
• Wilton’s Coffee Story Serves Gourmet Java With A Side Of Fiction
• Girls Scouts Hosting Women Of Merit Dinner In Stamford
• Man Accused Of DUI, Lying To Police After Darien Accident
• Melvin Leonard Jr., 79, Native Of Darien, Army Veteran
• Mildred Phillips Ramsdell, 95, Of Darien
• $2,000 Reward Offered For Information On Greenwich Bank Robber
• Services Set For Fairfield County Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
• Metro-North Trains Delayed In Both Directions Near Fairfield
• Suspect Charged In Theft Of Beer From Darien Supermarket
• Sandy Hook Victim's Mother Praises Bravery Of School Teachers
• Registration Opens For Muddy Up 5K For Boys & Girls Club Of Greenwich
• Darien Republicans Prepare For Annual Fall Fling This Saturday
• 12 Years Later, Memories Of 9/11 Victims Live On In Westport
• Fairfield Continues Debate On Medical Marijuana Dispensary Location
• Judy Kemp, 68, Longtime Darien Resident
• Air Quality Alert Issued As Fairfield County Heats Up
• Police: Greenwich Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of His Wife
• Police: Greenwich Man Held On $1 Million Bond On Attempted Murder Charges
• Easton's Christopher Thomas Wins Ironman 70.3 Mile World Title
• Check Out The Latest Styles At Greenwich's 'Fashion On The Avenue'
• Darien High Football Invites Senior Citizens To Attend Home Games Free
• Connecticut Audubon Society Introduces New President At Annual Meeting
• 'Spamalot' To Kick Off New Season At Stamford's Curtain Call
• Darien Schools Name New Physical Ed And Athletics Director
• Florence Feola Rago, 85, Owned Fairlawn Beauty Salon In Stamford
• Author Kate Manning Returns To Darien For Book Talk
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Fairfield County
• Police: Suspect In Greenwich Robberies Hits Two Banks In Fairfield
• CL&P Reports Power Outages Across Fairfield County After Thunderstorm
• Watch For Triathletes, Runners On Darien's Roads This Weekend
• Report: Hackers Shut Down Facebook Memorial Page For Greenwich Teen
• Guvnor's Brewery Brings Fresh Beer, Pub Food To Norwalk
• Greenwich Welcomes Yom Kippur At Sundown Friday
• Darien Democrats Start Runs For Selectman, School Board
• DOT To Trim Trees Along I-95 In Greenwich, Stamford This Weekend
• Report: Greenwich Republican Tom Foley To Make Another Run For Governor
• Study Finds Danbury High Topped Student Arrests In State, Fairfield County
• St. Philip Hosts Mass To Honor Fairfield County's First Responders
• Maritime Aquarium At Norwalk Seeks New Volunteers
• Fairfield University Ranks Among Best In The North In Annual College List
• Wanda Sykes Headlines Stamford's Palace Theatre Lineup
• Darien Church Hosts Human Trafficking Awareness Concert
• Darien Library Displays Work Of Abstract Artist From Norwalk
• Stamford's Kaitlyn Tarpey Competes For Miss America Crown On Sunday
• Report: Connecticut Begins Three-Month Lobstering Ban On Long Island Sound
• Green Projects Go On Display At Norwalk Festival
• New Athletic Director At Darien High Tops This Week's News
• Fairfield Playground Opens In Honor Of Sandy Hook's Jessica Rekos
• Fairfield Wildcat Football Scores A Winning Weekend
• Stamford's Kaitlyn Tarpey Makes Top 10 In Miss America Pageant
• Longer Bow-Hunting Season Opens In Fairfield County To Cull Deer Herd
• Diocese Of Bridgeport To Install New Bishop In Mass This Week
• Darien Looks At New Ways To Pay For Parking At Train Stations
• Fairfield County Chefs Unite For Community Plates Fundraiser
• Showers Will Give Way To Sun As Week Wears On In Fairfield County
• Fairfield County Is Home To Eight On Forbes 400 List Of Richest Americans
• Redding's John Shaban To Challenge Jim Himes For Congress In 2014
• FBI IDs Alleged Navy Yard Gunman In DC Shooting, Death Toll Reaches 13
• Flags Fly At Half-Staff In Connecticut After Tragedy At D.C. Navy Yard
• Closure Of I-84 Expected To Cause Traffic Jams In Danbury This Weekend
• Report: No Changes In Amusement Park Inspections Despite Norwalk Accident
• Westport-Weston Chamber Hosts Leadership Luncheon, Networking Night
• Dwight Gooden, Bobby Valentine To Speak At Sacred Heart University
• Electric Car Charger On Tap For Wilton’s Community Center
• ZenRide Opens As Fairfield's First Boutique Spinning Studio
• Darien Filmmaker Wins Big In National Sprite Competition
• Owe State Taxes? Connecticut's Tax Amnesty Period Begins
• ONS Foundation To Hold First 5K Fundraiser In Greenwich
• North Stamford Home Rocked By Fiery Explosion
• Charges Filed Against Darien's White Powder Pranksters
• Fiery Explosion Of North Stamford Home Called 'A Scene Out Of Hell'
• Bring In The Plants: Frost Advisory Issued For Northern Fairfield County
• Report: Criminal Investigation Continues In Greenwich Bullying Suicide
• Darien Library Hosts Former CIA Agent, Novelist Thursday
• Stamford Museum To Host Exhibit Of Art By Native American Women
• New Canaan Library Literary Luncheon Features Award-Winning Author
• Save On Norwalk Boat Show Tickets While You Can
• Norwalk Children's Art Studio Opens New Location In Darien
• Redding Cyclist Richie Rude Sits On Top Of Downhill World
• Fairfield County Politicians Endorse Dan Debicella For Congress
• Burglaries Reported At Two Darien Businesses Last Week
• Did You Buy A Ticket, Danbury? Powerball Jackpot Hits $400 Million
• Enjoy September By The Sea With Annual Rowayton House Tour
• Steve Brill Hunts For Wild Food At Wilton's Woodcock Nature Center
• Religion Expert Reza Aslan To Give UN Lecture In New Canaan
• Himes, Congress Honor Ridgefield Medal Of Honor Recipient
• Tesla Motors Opens Electric Car Charger At Darien I-95 Rest Stop
• Fairfield County Moms Invited To Get Fit With Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• State Reimburses Fairfield County Schools For Safety Enhancements
• Downtown Stamford Post Office To Close Forever On Friday
• Fairfield County, Brace For Traffic After I-84 Closes For Bridge Work
• Fairfield Wildcats Tie Wilton In Rematch Of League Title Game
• Spot The 2013 Harvest Moon Over Fairfield County Thursday Night
• Investigation Continues Into Stamford House Explosion
• Jim Himes' Push To Prevent Food Stamp Cuts Fails In House
• MTA To Order New M9 Train Cars For Harlem, Hudson Lines From Kawasaki
• Join Save The Sound To Tackle Beach Cleanups In Fairfield, Westport
• Darien's Democrats Set For Campaign Fundraiser
• Nifty At 50, Darien High's Class Of '63 Awaits Reunion
• Fairfield County Roman Catholics Get New Leader As Bishop Is Installed
• Attorney For Trayvon Martin's Family To Speak At Norwalk NAACP Event
• Census: Fairfield County Poverty, Uninsured Rates Rising
• Norwalk's Maritime Aquarium Celebrates Jewish Holiday Of Sukkot
• Norwalk's Stepping Stones Museum Offers A Free Day Of Play
• See The Full Schedule For The Stamford Health & Wellness Expo
• Get Rid Of Your Hazardous Waste In New Canaan On Saturday
• End Of An Era: Downtown Stamford Post Office Closes
• Fairfield Man To Serve 28 Months In Prison For Campaign Fraud
• CNN: Norwalk Native's Greenpeace Boat Seized In Russia
• Westport Animal Control Rescues Kitten From Inside Porsche Engine
• Ridgefield's Harvey Fierstein Writes Another Broadway Play Due This Spring
• Darien, Sign Up For CodeRed During National Preparedness Month
• Toll Brothers Offers Savings Event To Fairfield County Home Buyers
• Stamford's Avon Theatre To Show Coastal Change Film
• Chefs Cook Up A Storm At Wilton's Millstone Farm On New PBS Show
• Drivers Warned To Avoid I-84 In Danbury On Saturday Afternoon
• First County Bank Offers Hurricane Safety Tips
• Connecticut's Tax Rates For Pass-Through Businesses Rank Among Top 20
• Fairfield County Letter: Focusing On What Connecticut Needs Now
• Fairfield's Sacred Heart University To Celebrate 50th Anniversary With Talk
• Fairfield, Westchester Realtors Show Support For Sandy Hook
• Tesla Motor's New Electric Car Charger Tops Darien News This Week
• Update: Missing 5-Year-Old Ridgefield Boy Found Safe
• Students Need To Plan To Produce Good Study Habits
• Longtime Builder Sweeps Into 'Green Clean' Business
• Darien Youth Hockey Seeks More Players For Mini Mite Program
• Bus Riders Can Speak Out On Proposed CTTransit Fare Hikes In Stamford
• Real Estate Group Hosts Fundraiser For CLASP In Norwalk
• New Canaan Man Hosts Acting Workshop At Darien Arts Center
• New York Times Rates Wilton's Bianco Rosso Restaurant As 'Very Good'
• Urban Scavenger Race Coming To Stamford In October
• Report: Ridgefield Father Who Prompted Amber Alert Arrested
• Crisis Center In Stamford To Hold Fundraiser At Half Full Brewery
• Library Book Talk Series Starts With Darien Native's Work On Cheese
• Glass House Design Store In New Canaan Celebrates Its Debut Thursday
• Ridgefield Woman Creates Her Own Tart In Bid To Win Pillsbury Bake-Off
• Nicholas Roberts Wines Of Darien Brings On 'Blind Sommelier'
• Darien Business Helps Students Tackle Standardized Tests
• Stamford's Avon To Show 'Women Of Folk Music'
• Greenpeace Denies Russia's Piracy Allegations About Norwalk Man's Ship
• Connecticut Loses 6,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Stays At 8.1%
• Arthur Murray Grande Ballroom Hosts Healthy Living Event To Help Food Bank
• "Grow Your Small Business" Workshops Scheduled In Darien
• Darien Library Kicks Off Fall Book Sale On Saturday
• 'Man Of Steel' Flying To IMAX At Norwalk's Maritime Aquarium
• Happy Birthday To Darien’s Spencer Clark
• Westport Man's New Book Details Hiking Dream In Himalayas Gone Awry
• Two Fairfield University Grads Put Their Stock In Cellphone Cases
• Darien Schools Hire Mediator For Special Education Issues
• 14 Estates Featured On Home Tour Sunday In Fairfield County
• Metro-North Limited Service Resumes On New Haven Line In Westchester
• Metro-North Restores Limited, Hourly Service From Stamford To Grand Central
• Huge Traffic Jams Reported On I-95, Merritt In Fairfield County
• Outdoor Sports Center Makes Skiing An Affordable Family Activity
• Connecticut Museums Offer Free Tours On Saturday
• Malloy: Metro-North Trains 'Extremely Limited;' Seek Alternate Commute
• Fairfield Wildcats Have Mixed Results
• Blumenthal, Himes Blast Metro-North's Electrical Failure
• Malloy: Metro-North Repairs Could Take 3 Weeks Along New Haven Line
• MTA Releases Limited Schedule For Thursday After Outages
• Darien White 8th Grade Football Team Goes To 3-0
• Darien Library Workshops Will Help Small Businesses Grow
• Fairfield's Bigelow Tea To Host 26th Annual Community Challenge Race
• Prudential Conn. Realty Now Known As Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices NE
• Norwalk Parents, Do You Think Your Child Has Too Much Homework?
• Chili Challenge Will Benefit Darien Nature Center
• Riders Speak Out Against Proposed Hike In CTTransit Bus Fares
• Fairfield County Commuters: Brace For Weeks Of Metro-North Delays
• Greenwich Cops Arrest Second Suspect In Drugs For Gun Deal
• Malloy Shuts Down Routine Roadwork In Fairfield County To Ease Traffic
• Con Ed Works Around The Clock In Mount Vernon To Repair Metro-North Service
• Metro-North Commuter Woes Get National Attention
• Stamford's Palace Theatre Showcase 61 Series Starts Friday
• Darien Woman Charged With Selling Prescription Drugs
• Metro-North Updates Thursday Train Service For New Haven Line Commuters
• Save The Sound Holds Annual Meeting In Southport
• Letter: 'We Are United' Needs Darien's Support
• Four Darien Businesses Make 'Best Of Connecticut' List
• Join The Garden Gang At Weir Farm To Celebrate Public Lands Day
• Greenwich-Stamford's Treetops Kicks Off Concert Season Sunday
• Perfect Fall Weather Predicted For Fairfield County This Weekend
• Norwalk Captain Detained In Russia With Other Greenpeace Activists
• Malloy: Partial Power May Be Restored To Metro-North By Saturday
• Limited Train Service Continues Friday For New Haven Line Commuters
• All Invited To Attend Fairfield Audubon's Birds In Their Habitat Exhibit
• Darien, Get Healthy At Event Featuring Flu Shots, Massage, Yoga
• Reports: Westhill High School Student Commits Suicide
• Metro-North Cuts Weekend Service To One Train Per Hour
• 'Fly Guy' Author Tedd Arnold Visits Darien's Royle Students
• Fairfield's Sacred Heart Adding Sports Master's Degree Program
• Officials Call On Metro-North To Issue Refunds To New Haven Line Commuters
• State To Honor Fallen Easton Firefighter Russell Neary At Memorial
• Gov. Dannel Malloy Orders Simpler Licensing Processes For Veterans
• Forbes Ranks Connecticut 33rd Best State To Do Business
• Greenwich Volunteers Offer Free Job Skills Training, ESL Classes
• Fairfield's Sacred Heart University Plans Doctorate Of Education Program
• New York Times Applauds Art Of 'Music' At Ridgefield's Aldrich Museum
• Metro-North Power Outage Tops Darien News This Week
• Metro-North New Haven Line Could Be At 50 Percent Capacity By Monday
• Redding's Brooklee Han Skates Closer To Olympic Dream
• Darien Town Hall Features Local Painter, DAC Instructor
• Last Chance To Apply For Affordable Housing Training In Fairfield Monday
• Kathie Lee Gifford, Hoda Kotb Join Stamford Hospital's Paint The Town Pink
• Fog Gives Way To Sun As Week Opens In Fairfield County
• Sophia's Costumes In Greenwich Celebrates 32 Years
• Some Train Service Added For Monday, But Metro-North Warns Of Delays
• Westchester Opens Commuter Parking Lots For New Haven Line Riders
• Sophie K. Lougee, 93, Longtime Darien Resident
• William Wiley Evans, 87, Of Stamford, WWII Veteran
• Report: Affordable Care Act Premiums In Connecticut Fourth Highest In U.S.
• Sen. Bob Duff To Meet Constituents At Brendan's 101 In Norwalk
• Weir Farm National Historic Site Braces For Government Shutdown
• Blumenthal Blasts Shutdown, Calls It 'Step Backward For Democracy'