by Kiersten Chou | May 30, 2021 | Uncategorized
The lengthening days and warmer temps are finally here, and that means it’s time to enjoy some fresh seasonal produce! There are several farmers markets to visit in Fairfield and our neighboring towns, all of which are vital sources of income for the growers...
by Kiersten Chou | Apr 21, 2021 | Uncategorized
Fairfielders, if you have not already had the pleasure of meeting Brad Kerner, The Eco Dude, you are in for a treat. Local dad and eco-enthusiast Brad has boundless energy and a knack for inspiring people to reduce the amount of waste they generate. Brad Kerner,...
by Kiersten Chou | Apr 16, 2021 | Uncategorized
The Sustainable Fairfield Task Force is gearing up (pun intended) to present a showcase of electric vehicles (EVs) for your viewing pleasure! Come whet your appetite for the ride of your future, meet current EV owners, and get all your questions answered. This will be...
by Kiersten Chou | Apr 16, 2021 | Uncategorized
Mill River Wetland Committee (MRWC) announces 3 Fairfield cleanups as part of their2021 celebration of Earth Month. MRWC and Action Waste have partnered withorganizations across the spectrum of Fairfield’s environmental advocacy groups to offeropportunities for...
by Kiersten Chou | Apr 8, 2021 | Uncategorized
Mill River Wetland Committee and Sustainable Fairfield Task Force have joined forces to offer Nature’s Tapestry, one of MRWC’s new community programs on Thursday, April 22nd at 4pm. This will be a great way to celebrate Earth Day and give the kids a chance to...
Earth Day Celebration Features Family-Friendly Activities The Town of Fairfield’s annual Earth Day celebration is more than just one day! It kicks off with a community clean-up and free, informative workshops on composting and recycling […]
The lengthening spring days mark the start of the growing season here in the northeast- which is an exciting, hopeful time for local farms and the people who support them. The instability of the last […]
There's no question that, for environmentally minded households, being able to toss all kinds of recyclables into the same bin for pick-up --so called "single stream recycling"-- has made recycling even easier. But the convenience has come with a catch -- and Fairfield residents will now have an opportunity to help fix a problem.