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Former Fairfield CFO pleads not guilty in fill pile case

Former Fairfield CFO pleads not guilty in fill pile case
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First selectwoman: Former Fairfield CFO cost town millions

First selectwoman: Former Fairfield CFO cost town millions
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Fairfield Officials Hid Info, Made Threats: Fill Pile Prosecutor

Fairfield Officials Hid Info, Made Threats: Fill Pile Prosecutor
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Chief: Fairfield police captain resigns after probe reveals he mishandled complaint

Chief: Fairfield police captain resigns after probe reveals he mishandled complaint Serenity Bishop FacebookTwitterEmail Fairfield police Capt. Christopher Tursi resigned this month following investigations into his handling of a harassment complaint filed by a female employee.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media FAIRFIELD A high-ranking member of the town’s police department has resigned following investigations into his handling of an employee’s harassment complaint, the chief said. Police Capt. Christopher Tursi resigned May 12 after an Internal Affairs probe concluded he mishandled an employee s 2019 harassment complaint and his responses to investigators were “untruthful” when asked about whether he read text messages sent to the woman.

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A car hitting a tree was the final straw Now this Fairfield neighborhood is a little safer

Skip to main content A car hitting a tree was the final straw. Now this Fairfield neighborhood is a little safer. Greg Marku FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 View of Wilson Street heading west, with a Stratfield resident enjoying a walk down the brand new completed sidewalk.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of5 View of the Wilson Street/Valley Road intersection, heading east, during installation of brand new sidewalk.Contributed photo / Karen SecristShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 View of Wilson Street/Buena Vista Road intersection, mid-construction of a traffic calming curb bulb out that will decrease drivers speed and shorten the road crossing distance for pedestrians.Contributed photo / Sarah RoyShow MoreShow Less

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