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ACOUSTIC CAFE, 2926 Fairfield Ave., 203-335- FOLK: Open Mic, Tuesday 8 p. m.
ASH CREEK SALOON, 2895 Fairfield Ave., 203-333-2733: Joe Kiernan, Thursday, 8: 30 p. m.
CAPTAIN’S COVE, 1 Bostwick Ave., 203-335-7104: Tony Gabriel, Thursday, 6 p. m.; Chris Sewel, Friday, 6 p. m.; Fake ID, Saturday, 9 p. m.; To the Max, Sunday, 3 p. m.; Hot House, Sunday, 7 p. m.; Eight to the Bar, Monday, 3: 30 p. m.
Join us at the Black Rock Branch for our Special Annual Meeting and learn how you can play a roll in helping the Bridgeport Public Library move forward on Tuesday, September 14th at 6:30 PM at the Black Rock Branch.
The meeting will feature long time BPL friend and supporter Mark R. Halstead, who will discuss and sign his new book: Victor Civkin: Connecticut Modernist.
New caregivers are invited to learn about the legal and procedural issues that are likely to occur in taking care of elderly and/or disabled loved ones at a seminar presented by Julia Merkt. Attorney Merkt is nationally recognized in the field of elder law and received the highest competency and ethics rating through Martindale-Hubble’s peer review process.
Julia Merkt will explore
· Advocacy in residential, long term care and medical settings
· Arranging for and monitoring home care services
ACOUSTIC CAFE, 2926 Fairfield Ave., 203-335- FOLK: Bluegrass and Beer with Hoe, Thursday; I Anbassa, Friday; Control, Saturday; Open Mic, Tuesday 8 p. m.
ASH CREEK SALOON, 2895 Fairfield Ave., 203-333-2733: Joe Kiernan, Thursday, 8: 30 p. m.
CAFE TAVOLINI’S, 3074 Fairfield Ave., 203-734-2462: Steve D’Agostino, Saturday, 9: 30 p. m.
Walk with Harold & Friends is back! Join us Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010, at the St. Mary's-by-the-Sea beach in Black Rock, CT. Noon registration, 12:30 walk time. Dog fair booths until 3. Walk with your dog for one mile along scenic St. Mary's-by-the-Sea to benefit Milford Hospital's cancer education programs and the Bridgeport animal shelter. Vendors, prizes for top dogs, food and refreshments and more. T-shirt for the first 200 entries. Entry donation $20 per dog-walker. More info: 203-783-1143
The four watercolor paintings of Black Rock that hung in the Black Rock Branch for years are coming home after a 7 year absence.
Update 7/26/10: Recent articles in the Connecticut Post and Fairfield Citizen News stated that the train station completion date is now expected to be near the end of 2011. The Town of Fairfield has begun razing the land where the Black Rock Train Station will be built. The plans call for remediation of the land and the shoreline. In order to accomplish this, the vegetation has to be removed, the contaminated soil remediated, and then it has to be landscaped.
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