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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Need help working an exercise routine into your hectic schedule? Fitness expert and mother of twins Allie Capo-Burdick will take your questions in a live lunch chat July 17 at noon.
Two Gateway Community College students thank the North Haven Rotary Foundation for the funds that will help improve their lives and careers.
The air-conditioning is on and working hard at the East Haven Senior Center. If you need to cool down, come on down to Taylor Avenue. Bring a snack, some bottled water and a book or magazine!
This simple dip or spread can be made in the food processor and is a nice, cool change for the summer.
It could hit 93 degrees on Tuesday! Where do you go to cool off?
Connecticut drivers are forking over 45 cents per gallon in taxes when filling up.
Did your son or daughter make the Dean's List or graduate recently? If so, check out Patch's list of college students making headlines.
It's never too early to start thinking of the North Haven Fair held this year September 5-8.
In the recently concluded academic year, there were 73,051 student borrowers in Connecticut who will be impacted by this increase.
The federal government’s drowning prevention campaign, Pool Safely, wants to remind all families to stay safe around the water all summer long.
The following arrest information is supplied by the East Haven Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
A couple in East Haven who took down trees on their property is offering up the firewood to anyone for free. You come pick it up and load it in your vehicle and it's yours.
The free summer outdoor concerts take place Tuesdays through August 27 on the North Haven Town Green.
Congratulations Angelina and Michael!
The recall that started in Rhode Island has been expanded to New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
During a recent hearing in Hartford, critics argued that the mandatory addition of fluoride in public water supplies is harmful to some.
East Haven resident Abigail Miller has Trigeminal Neuralgia, a disease which creates severe facial pain. She is facing surgery August 1 in Boston.
