This spring, Sunday is the time to stop and smell the pot roast. Local chef, Marc Lippman, shares his menu for a perfect family dinner.

This celebration includes not only informative exhibits on how we can preserve the Earth, but fun and interesting student displays, food, and entertainment as well.

A leisurely game of tennis might be just a pastime for some. But increasingly, in Fairfield and environs, tennis is bringing out the competitive instincts of locals while also forging social bonds. People are serious about both. Here's a gentle lob on the tennis scene.

Turns out it was not the greeting card companies that started Mother's and Father's Day. For just about one century, Americans have been celebrating their parents in May and June. Read on for a little history lesson and some gift ideas for Mom and Dad.

A walk in the woods is not a walk in the park. A little preparation and education can go a long way towards making a day hike an enjoyable experience. Here's our guide to the ins and outs of hiking in Fairfield's great open spaces.

It's that time of year again: time to take your green thumb out of hibernation. Whether it's flowers or veggies, use these helpful hings so your garden will produce a bumper crop.

It's always amazing when hundreds of locals get together to aid a charitable cause. But when those same people shave their heads to show their support for children with cancer, it's a lesson in courage and generosity. Meet the people involved in the St. Baldrick's Foundation.

Childcare options for little ones range from drop-off daycare centers to live-in nannies. What's right for each family depends on the children, the parents, family finances, and what fits into their often jam-packed schedules. Writer and new mom Brita Belli looks into the world of childcare and explores some of the many options.

Stay warm with indoor grill recipes the whole family will enjoy.

Even without the crown that sits perfectly placed in it’s metallic box, with the sash that is folded just right, Jacqueline Honulik is not your typical Fairfield girl. In fact, she’s a very rare breed. Honulik doesn’t have a Facebook account, is more worried about missing school than competing, and maybe, most rare of all, has never been to the Seagrape.

Emu eggs, goat milk cheese and spinach may not seem like the makings of a typical Saturday morning, unless, that is, you plan on becoming a frequenter of the Fairfield Winter Farmers Market.

For many, cookies are the official food of December. Meet some Fairfield residents who love baking them!