Travel
Summer Escape
Article by Nicole T. Shipper Where to escape this summer? If everyone you know is currently sipping an aperol spritz in Europe, it’s not too late to join them. We know the hot spots and what’s available for a chic, coastal escape. Endless Summer: Europe’s Dreamiest Coastal Escapes When the days get longer and the Mediterranean sun is at its peak, Europe’s coastline turns into one giant sun-drenched playground. Summer here isn’t just a season — it’s a whole lifestyle. From the laid-back...
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Something Different, Nothing Pretentious
Exploring Wines & Spirits That Reflect You Article by Monica McCall You know the feeling: You’re standing in the wine aisle, squinting at labels that sound like geography quizzes, wondering if you’re supposed to know what “carbonic maceration” means, and whether that $10 bottle with the cartoon goat on it is secretly great or just a bad idea. Here’s the good news: Wine and spirits don’t have to be complicated. And they definitely don’t have to be pretentious. In fact, the most exciting...
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The Art Doctor
Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom | Photography by Daphne Pollon Photography Looking for a change of scenery and inspired by the four seasons, California native Chloe Sage Castro knew the East Coast was calling. A skilled art conservator, Chloe had previously spent time here visiting family and most notably, restoring sculptures in Central Park with the Central Park Conservancy. Her passion for art conservation runs deep, so we sat down with her to learn more about the fascinating work of...
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Good Vibes Only
The Corner Market & Sandwich Shop Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom | Photography by Park City Studios This place? Certified good vibes. It's part cozy market, part sandwich haven, and 100% worth a stop. Whether you're in for a quick bite or just browsing the shop while secretly eyeing the sandwich board, you're in the right spot. The food? Chef's kiss. The menu is so good they might ruin other spots for you. Fair warning. Every bite tastes like someone actually cared (because they...
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They're ONIT!
Built on Friendship, Powered by Community Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom | Photography by Dariusz Terepka Photography Growing up in Fairfield, childhood friends and longtime baseball teammates Jacob von der Linden, Alex Steele, and Zach McKay never imagined working together off the field—until COVID sent them home early from college and sparked an idea. Amid widespread lockdowns and limited job opportunities, they decided to start a general services business, which resulted in the...
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Home Is Where the Care Is
Helping Loved Ones Age in Place with ComForCare Home Care Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom | Photography by Dariusz Terepka Photography The aging of our population has become an increasingly important topic —and for good reason. As of 2024, around 17% of the U.S. population is 65 or older, and that number is expected to jump to 22% by 2040. According to a 2024 AARP survey, a significant number of older adults hope to stay in their homes as they age rather than move elsewhere. FLM turned...
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Inside the Studio
Meet a Fairfield-Based Artist Blending City Energy with Coastal Calm Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom Split between New York City and a charming 300-year-old farmhouse in Fairfield, artist Paul Richard has found a creative rhythm that blends city energy with small-town ease. His Fairfield home, full of character and surrounded by the scenic beauty of this town, offers a perfect counterbalance to the bustle of NYC—and a welcoming space to create. "Fairfield is more intimate and less...
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The Women of Fairfield
Celebrating the Women Shaping Our Community Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom | Photography by Marta Muryn Portrait Women are the heart of our community—leaders, innovators, and change makers who inspire us every day. Their contributions shape our town and the world around us. Dr. Kim Nichols, Board-Certified Dermatologist, Founder of NicholsMD FLM: Tell us a little bit about yourself and your connection to Fairfield. Dr. Nichols: My connection to Fairfield County runs deep...
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Rooted in Community
On The Harbor’s Libby McKinney Tritschler Article by Samantha Schoengold Beranbom As a proud sixth-generation resident of Fairfield, Connecticut, Libby McKinney Tritschler has deep-rooted ties to the town she calls home. Her family first settled in the area in 1840. She grew up in the historic Greenfield Hill neighborhood, shaped by the town's rich heritage and her father's role as a U.S. Congressman. Says Libby, " My father played a significant role in the community, and his influence shaped...
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Mother’s Day in Fairfield
Article by Ashley Langer | Photography by Provided by Ashley Langer Mother's Day is the perfect time to show some love to the special women in our lives—mothers, motherly figures, and all the incredible women who nurture, lead, and inspire. Here in Fairfield, women are the heartbeat of our community. As someone who has been hosting networking events and strategically supporting female entrepreneurs for the past 4 years, I've seen and experienced firsthand how incredible Fairfield women are. ...
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