Fay Abrahamsson came to Patch from two weekly newspapers where she covered politics, budgets, government, and other town news. She began her publishing career at Forbes Magazine and Corporate Design Magazine, both in New York.
She is the recipient of several writing awards including recent awards from the Connecticut Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
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Join Patch for a live lunch chat on Wed., August 14 with National Weather Service meteorologists Gary Conte and Glenn Field to learn the ins and outs of New England hurricanes.
A few tidbits to know today, August 13.
A few tidbits to know today, August 13.
And they know that “Math Does Count!"
Do you want to help the families of those affected by the plane crash Aug. 9 in East Haven? Here's how:
The bodies of the pilot, his son, and the two children residing in one of the houses were recovered from the plane crash scene around midnight Aug. 9.
Four to six people are likely dead, the NTSB said after Friday's plane crash in East Haven.
A family friend said Bill Henningsgaard, an ex-Microsoft vice president, and his son, both of Medina, WA, were killed in the small plane, which crashed into two homes.
Edward Tracey, who lives near the crash site, said he saw "big, big flames" and was afraid to get too close.
At a press conference, officials would not release the names or ages of two confirmed victims of today's plane crash.
Mother escapes from house on 64 Charter Oak Avenue but her two children do not. Pilot and passenger identified as from Seattle, Washington, according to media reports.
Yale - New Haven Hospital Reiki volunteer Marie Marchesseault, also a resident of town, addressed members of the North Haven Rotary recently to speak about the Japanese healing movement.
A new report ranks our state at the bottom of the heap in terms of teaching kids how to deal with money.
Prescription discount cards, available to all residents of East Haven, were mailed in January. Did you receive yours and are you using it?
A new report ranks our state at the bottom of the heap in terms of teaching kids how to deal with money.
Mark your calendars now as the 22nd annual event takes place the weekend of Sept. 6-8.
East Haven Mayor Joseph Maturo, Jr., has directed that the town's Public Service Department continue the annual removal of debris from the river.
