Casey Donahue

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Originally from Pennsylvania, Casey graduated from Fairfield University with a major in journalism and a minor in political science. He has covered several towns in Fairfield County since 2010. Case was formerly an assistant managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Darien, CT
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Darien Police: Man Drove Drunk With Child In Car Darien Police: Man Drove Drunk With Child In Car Darien Police: Man Drove Drunk With Child In Car
Darien Police: Man Drove Drunk With Child In Car DARIEN, Conn. ? A Stamford man was arrested early Sunday and charged with driving drunk with his 3-year-old granddaughter asleep on the floor in the back of his car, Darien Police report. At around 1:53 a.m. Sunday an officer reported seeing a car stopped at a flashing yellow light at the intersection of Post Road and Rings End Road. The officer said the driver, later identified as William Person, 38, was asleep at the wheel. According to police reports, when the officer pulled behind the car it began moving, and was eventually stopped near the area of Old Kings Highway South. Police said t…

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Darien, CT
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What's Happening In Darien This Week What's Happening In Darien This Week What's Happening In Darien This Week
What's Happening In Darien This Week DARIEN, Conn. - The events in Darien this week include a couple of concerts celebrating the end of summer, information on Medicare and a talk by author John Barricelli. To see a full listing of events, visit our Events page. Monday, Aug. 27 Preschool Time: 1:30 p.m. Wiggle your fingers and stomp your feet in this lively storytime for preschoolers. Darien Library, 1441 Post Road. Tuesday, Aug. 28 Medicare Made Clear: 12:30 p.m. Ed Henrich from United Healthcare will be at the Senior Center to discuss Medicare, including plans and options, timing and where to go for more help. Darien Senior…

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Norwalk, CT
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What's Happening In Norwalk This Week What's Happening In Norwalk This Week What's Happening In Norwalk This Week
What's Happening In Norwalk This Week NORWALK, Conn. - The events in Norwalk this week include a charity golf tournament, auditions for the Norwalk Youth Symphony and a concert at the beach. For a full listing of events, check out our Events page. Monday, Aug. 27 Honorine St. Jude Golf Tournament: 11 a.m. The third annual Honorine St. Jude Golf Tournament benefits the St. Jude Research Hospital. Cost is $275 per person or $1,000 for a foursome. Silvermine Golf Club, 95 N. Seir Hill Road. Norwalk Youth Symphony Auditions: 3 to 9:30 p.m. The Norwalk Youth Symphony will hold auditions for violinists. Concert Hall, Norwalk City Ha…

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Darien, CT
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Darien, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene Darien, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene Darien, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene
Darien, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene DARIEN, Conn. – Thousands of households across Fairfield County were left without power last year by Hurricane Irene and the October snowstorm. Government agencies and utility companies have spent the past year focusing on how to reduce outages if another big storm hits.  The majority of outages during the two storms was caused by downed trees, said Mitch Gross, spokesman for Connecticut Light and Power. As a result, the utility that provides power to most of the state has spent about $100 million this year trimming trees. “We continue to be diligent about pruning trees as needed," Gross sa…

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Norwalk, CT
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Norwalk, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene Norwalk, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene Norwalk, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene
Norwalk, State Focused On Trees Year After Irene NORWALK, Conn. – Thousands of households in Norwalk and across Fairfield County were left without power last year by Hurricane Irene and the October snowstorm. Government agencies and utility companies have spent the past year focusing on how to reduce outages if another big storm hits.  The majority of outages during the two storms was caused by downed trees, said Mitch Gross, spokesman for Connecticut Light and Power. As a result, the utility that provides power to most of the state has spent about $100 million this year trimming trees. “We continue to be diligent about pruning trees as n…

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Norwalk, CT
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Find A Job In Norwalk NORWALK, Conn. – The following jobs were posted online by employers hiring in Norwalk. • The Norwalk Fire Department is looking for firefighters. • Xerox is looking for a manager for capital planning. • Staples is hiring mobile consultants. • AMEC is looking for machine operators, general laborers and a heavy equipment and truck service mechanic. • Emcor Group is hiring a claims manager and a manager for marketing and communications. • Maxim Home Healthcare is hiring registered nurses and license practical nurses. • FedEx Kinko’s is hiring center customer service associates. • First N…

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Norwalk, CT
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Norwalk Development Receives $5 Million From State Norwalk Development Receives $5 Million From State Norwalk Development Receives $5 Million From State
Norwalk Development Receives $5 Million From State NORWALK, Conn. - Norwalk's Wall Street Place downtown development will be receiving $5 million in funding from the state, according to State Senator Bob Duff. The State Bond Commission is expected to approve the funds for phase one of the project next week. “It is gratifying to see a project that has been so long-awaited and so important to the City of Norwalk receive support from the state. I am thankful to Governor Malloy and the Bond Commission for recognizing the economic value and the public promise of this development,” Duff said. “It was just about a year ago that I toured this area w…

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Norwalk, CT
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What's Happening In Norwalk This Weekend What's Happening In Norwalk This Weekend What's Happening In Norwalk This Weekend
What's Happening In Norwalk This Weekend NORWALK, Conn. – The events in Norwalk this weekend include a fundraiser for Brien McMahon High School’s marching band, a women's-only triathlon and the Norwalk Greek Festival. To see a full listing of events, visit our Events page. Friday, Aug. 24 Family Concert: 10:30 a.m. Bari Koral will be performing her original family rock music. Norwalk Public Library, 1 Belden Ave. Rowayton Farmers' Market: Noon to 5 p.m. Pick up fresh fruit, vegetables and other items from local farmers and vendors. Pinkney Park, 1 Rowayton Ave. Norwalk Greek Festival: 5-11 p.m. The Greek Festival continues with …

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Darien, CT
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What's Happening In And Around Darien This Weekend What's Happening In And Around Darien This Weekend What's Happening In And Around Darien This Weekend
What's Happening In And Around Darien This Weekend DARIEN, Conn. – The events in Darien and the surrounding towns this weekend include an opening reception for the Darien Historical Society’s art sale, a CPR certification event in Stamford and a women's-only triathlon in Norwalk. To see a full listing of events, visit our Events page. Friday, Aug. 24 Art Sale Opening: 6 p.m. The Darien Historical Society hosts a wine and cheese reception for the opening of its art sale, which will continue through Sept. 30. Darien Historical Society, 45 Old Kings Highway North. Darien Summer Nights: 6 p.m. Harry Bergen and Twisted Resistor will be playing …

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Norwalk, CT
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Norwalk Mom Works With NFL To Tackle Concussions Norwalk Mom Works With NFL To Tackle Concussions Norwalk Mom Works With NFL To Tackle Concussions
Norwalk Mom Works With NFL To Tackle Concussions NORWALK, Conn. – Norwalk mom Katherine Snedaker worked for years to help spread education and awareness about concussions.  She recently met with the heads of the NFL and USA Football to discuss how to make youth sports safer. Snedaker was one of several experts who met with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and USA Football Executive Director Scott Hallenbeck. She spoke with them about her websites Sports CAPP and Team Concussion, which provide education about concussions and how to recognize symptoms. “They were amazing,” she said. Snedaker was surprised by how serious they were about wantin…

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