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Gary Jeanfaivre is an award-winning journalist with a passion for community news.
A native of Fairfield, Conn., he graduated from St. Michael's College with a bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication, with a concentration in English literature. His first gig out of college was with the then Fairfield Citizen~News, as a reporter covering zoning, town government, police, fire, features and basically anything and everything. It was while with the Citizen that he earned three awards from the New England Press Association: first place environmental reporting; second place general news; third place social issues feature.
Gary went on to work at other award-winning publications in the Brooks Community Newspapers chain — as managing editor of the Greenwich Citizen, the Westport News and, before joining Patch, editor of the Fairfield Citizen and Westport News.
As a regional editor at Patch, Gary works with a team of professional journalists to deliver excellent local news to our audience.
He lives in Sandy Hook with his wife and two children.
It's like a speed dating game, but the matches will pair a person up with a new best friend.
It's like a speed dating game, but the matches will pair a person up with a new best friend.
The Connecticut Democratic Party Chairwoman accuses one Republican candidate of political pandering, while another GOP contender comes under fire for withdrawing from Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
The funds — to help cover down payment and closing costs — are available to to those who meet income guidelines.
A witness captures an image of the man moments before Boston Police took him into custody Tuesday night in relation to two suspicious packages left at the Boston Marathon finish line.
Items left at graves in Hazardville Cemetery were piled up on the ground, and more than two dozen were stolen.
An Enfield man is facing manslaughter charges in relation to the death of Nicolas "Nico" Filippa.
West Hartford Police respond to a column by former MLB player Doug Glanville in which he details his encounter with the officer.
The two women reportedly fled Gap when they were approached by store employees.
Police said the residents were home at the time of the break-ins, and that at least two vehicles were entered and one was stolen.
Two Fairfield police officers and a firefighter went to the hospital to get checked for possible exposure to a hazardous material.
Aside from bragging rights, being a host city can be a slam dunk for economic activity.
But the Connecticut Water Co. says any impacts would be short-lived and the flushing has an end result of cleaner water for Enfield residents.
"We believe this budget to be fiscally responsible while taking into account both the needs of our schools and declining enrollment."
Here's where crews will be working on local roads this week.