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A Superior Court jury convicted a former Fairfield official of dumping contaminated soil from a pond into town property.

Former Fairfield DPW director Joseph Michelangelo discussed the testing, as the state rests in the dumping case and the jury could begin deliberations Tuesday.

<strong>Letters:</strong> Readers lament the damage to culture resulting from the government cutting funding

Workers union walkout at Weinberg Campus in New York this week found an unusual ally: the senior health community’s chief executive officer.

Health care workers across the state are urging the governor and state Legislature to better fund hospitals and nursing homes.

World War II was just weeks from finally being won when, on April 12, 1945, the United States was shocked and saddened by an incomprehensible loss.

Menno, Mount Vernon voters select school board members

Fairfields former public works superintendent, Scott Bartlett, rejected a plea bargain in the illegal dumping case.

AGAWAM, Mass. (PRWEB) April 04, 2023 -- Robert Mayer was once suicidal. Then two of his best friends committed suicide. After two decades of grappling with

The lawyer for a former Fairfield official turned down a plea bargain in the illegal dumping case and says he looks forward to a trial.