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Meredith Guinness

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mguinness@dailyvoice.com

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Meredith Guinness was formerly a Daily Voice reporter covering breaking news and community features in Fairfield County.

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With Record Temps Yielding To Heavy Snow, Stamford Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Heavy Snow, Stamford Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Heavy Snow, Stamford Hunkers Down STAMFORD, Conn. — Stamford was buried under heavy snow by Thursday afternoon, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in Fairfield…

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Lifestyle
Handmade Market Takes Its Show On The Road In Shelton Handmade Market Takes Its Show On The Road In Shelton
Handmade Market Takes Its Show On The Road In Shelton SHELTON, Conn. -- Celebrate Shelton’s popular Handmade Market will have a change of scenery this weekend. Usually held in the Conti Building downtown, the first Downtown Handmade Market…Around Town will take place Feb. 11 and 12 at the Valley United Way, 54 Grove St. This special market will focus on shopping local and giving local as Celebrate Shelton encourages attendees to make a donation to the leading nonprofit in the community, the Valley United Way. Valley United Way works in Shelton, Derby, Seymour, Ansonia and Oxford to strengthen families, support senior citizens, help people in…

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Weather
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Ridgefield Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Ridgefield Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Ridgefield Hunkers Down RIDGEFIELD, Conn. — Ridgefield was blanketed with heavy snow by mid-morning Thursday, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in F…

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With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Stratford Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Stratford Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Stratford Hunkers Down STRATFORD, Conn. — Stratford was blanketed with heavy snow by mid-morning Thursday, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in Fai…

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With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Wilton Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Wilton Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Wilton Hunkers Down WILTON, Conn. — Wilton was blanketed with heavy snow by mid-morning Thursday, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in Fairfield…

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With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Trumbull Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Trumbull Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Trumbull Hunkers Down TRUMBULL, Conn. — Trumbull was blanketed with heavy snow by mid-morning Thursday, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in Fairf…

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With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Fairfield Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Fairfield Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Fairfield Hunkers Down FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Fairfield was blanketed with heavy snow by mid-morning Thursday, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in Fai…

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With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Greenwich Hunkers Down With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Greenwich Hunkers Down
With Record Temps Yielding To Steady Snow, Greenwich Hunkers Down GREENWICH, Conn. — Greenwich was blanketed with heavy snow by mid-morning Thursday, with meteorologists predicting up to 14 inches of the white stuff to fall across Fairfield County by the end of the day. Connecticut State Police are warning that highways and roads are snow-covered and slippery — and visibility is poor with snow falling at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Temperatures are in the 20s — after a high near 60 on Wednesday — with 20 to 25 mph winds.  And besides, your destination is probably closed because of the severity of the storm. All schools and colleges are closed in Fai…

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Police & Fire
Police: Suspect In Several Fairfield County Robberies Nabbed In Shelton Police: Suspect In Several Fairfield County Robberies Nabbed In Shelton
Police: Suspect In Several Fairfield County Robberies Nabbed In Shelton SHELTON, Conn. —A Milford man suspected in several Fairfield County robberies was arrested Tuesday in Shelton after an armed robbery at the Subway restaurant on River Road, police said. James Karpicky, 35, was charged with first-degree robbery and sixth-degree larceny in the incident, police said. He was held on $75,000 bond. A female employee at the restaurant told officers that a man wearing a ski mask entered the store and stuck something to her back and said he had a handgun, police said. He demanded that she empty the cash register, which she did, police said. The man then fled the s…

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Schools
Fairfield Senior Citizens Going Back To School For Day Of Friendship Fairfield Senior Citizens Going Back To School For Day Of Friendship
Fairfield Senior Citizens Going Back To School For Day Of Friendship FAIRFIELD, Conn. — You’d think the annual Day of Friendship between Fairfield senior citizens and students at Osborn Hill Elementary School would be a pretty routine outing. But the conversations across the generations can be downright shocking, according to Julene von Glinski, a member of the Bigelow Center for Senior Activities. “Last year I was asked what kind of video games did I play,” said von Glinski, laughing. “I said we didn’t have video games when I was little. And they said, ‘What did you do?’ and I said, ‘We played outside!’” On Tuesday, the children at Osborn Hill invited seni…

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