Lifestyle wrap: Top stories in Fairfield

(FAIRFIELD, CT) Your life never stops, and neither does our commitment to keeping you up-to-date on the hottest trend and lifestyle stories.

Pulled from contributors around the region, here’s a glimpse of what’s what people are talking about in your area. For more stories from the Fairfield area, click here.

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LOCAL PICK

Fairfield / fairfieldmirror.com

Stags Back In Stands After COVID-19 Hiatus

The 2020-21 athletic season was one filled with many trials and tribulations for Fairfield University, with the unfortunate spread of COVID-19, there were cancellations and abrupt schedule changes for many teams. Like much of the nation, athletes and coaches had to manage playing or coaching college sports, while also dealing... Read more

TOP VIEWED

Fairfield / fairfieldmirror.com

Stags Back In Stands After COVID-19 Hiatus

The 2020-21 athletic season was one filled with many trials and tribulations for Fairfield University, with the unfortunate spread of COVID-19, there were cancellations and abrupt schedule changes for many teams. Like much of the nation, athletes and coaches had to manage playing or coaching college sports, while also dealing... Read more

LOCAL FAVORITE

Greenwich / hamlethub.com

Green & Tonic Marks 10 Years of Healthy Eating

Greenwich, CT: Green & Tonic, the plant-based eatery with six locations throughout Fairfield and Westchester Counties, prepares to celebrate its 10-year anniversary. What began as a simple concept - fresh, vibrant, and delicious foods for a healthy lifestyle, has since blossomed into an exciting addition to the local dining scene. Read more

LATEST NEWS

Connecticut / ctpost.com

In CT's large cities and towns, higher household income can mean higher COVID vaccination rates, analysis shows

Almost two years into an earth-shattering pandemic, so much has changed, and so much hasn’t. Nearly 70 percent of Nutmeggers are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, but that leaves more than 1,00,000 residents left to vaccinate. And like with all aspects of life, some pockets of the state are doing much better than others. Read more