they don t trust the vaccine and its side effects and both requested religious exemptions. who religion are you? catholic. reporter: the pope says vaccines are fine and we should be getting them a hypocrite. my whole life reporter: this is god s messenger on earth. this is the bishop of rome. he is. he was elected to that position. however, he s not owe bidi abide bible. reporter: both test they would test for covid on a weekly basis instead of a vaccine. that s not enough for the state of new york. you need to be sure the person taking care of you is not going to give covid to you or your newborn. reporter: donna schmidt works in a neonatal icu. do you worry about giving something, covid or anything else even, to a child that is in your care? no. because we re all required to wear and use ppe, we re trained
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Police have charged a man after a serious crash last month. (Anna Bybee-Schier/Patch)
FAIRFIELD, CT A Fairfield man is charged with a felony after he struck a pedestrian last month with an SUV, severely injuring the woman, according to police.
Richard Zogheb was driving west on Old Post Road about 5:30 p.m. Nov. 20 when he hit 65-year-old Donna Schmidt, police said Wednesday in a news release. Schmidt was using a crosswalk in the 600 block of Old Post Road when she was hit by the front of Zogheb s vehicle, according to police.
An investigation found Zogheb had a clear sight line and should have seen Schmidt in the crosswalk, police said, adding Schmidt is still recovering from the crash. Investigators do not believe speed was factor in the incident, according to police.
Written by Patrick O Brien-Sevilla
The following has been submitted by a Fairfield HamletHub follower and is not necessarily the viewpoint of our publication, but it is a thoughtfully presented view and worthy concern. As a new resident, I enjoy walking around our town. It allows my husband and me the opportunity to discover local shops, order food from nearby restaurants, and enjoy fresh air. We’ve started to learn the street names in our neighborhood, and we can finally drive around town without a GPS.
However, we have become increasingly more alarmed when walking around our neighborhood – the streets surrounding Oldfield Road. We’ve witnessed drivers speeding, rolling through stop signs, and failing to yield to pedestrians.