FPAC LIVE STREAM

Gannon Courtright enjoys a big drink of water Tuesday night while a line of fifth- and sixth-grade football players, including Brendon Hagans, second from right, Connor Ryan and Jeremy Gorsuch, forms behind him. More than 60 fifth- and sixth-grade boys and girls are participating in the program this fall with games starting Sept. 19 on the Fairfield High School practice fields. Game time is 1 p.m.

The Rev. Stephen Page has a new view from the windows of the Catholic church’s rectory.

Visu-Sewer of Pewaukee, Wis., has been televising sewers in the northwestern and western areas of Fairfield for the past couple weeks.

LIBERTYVILLE — Libertyville officials are seeking candidates for the Pride of Libertyville Award.

Fairfield Park Superintendent Pam Craff, right, receives a surprise Fairfield beautification award this morning from Nancy Morrissey, left, of the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce and city beautification commission chairwoman Nancy Horras. Craff and her staff were out working when they were called in to the Roosevelt Community Recreation Center for the surprise gathering that included Mayor Ed Malloy, city administrator Jeff Clawson and city clerk Joy Messer. The award recognized Craff and her crew for keeping city parks looking trimmed and nice during the rainy summer.

Jefferson County Park will again be home to a deer hunt this fall. The annual deer hunt is held to reduce the deer population at the park, but since its first year it has seen its popularity wane. A date for the hunt has been tentatively set for Oct. 1 to Jan. 30.

The past two weeks of mostly dry weather has allowed contractors to make significant progress on Fairfield’s street projects.

A larger, more powerful wind energy generator, which was raised into place Monday, will be supplying energy for the 13 residences in the self-sustaining Abundance Ecovillage community north of Fairfield.

Jefferson County Health Center can toss their empty cups and plates into the garbage guilt free.

The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors approved a rate increase for 10-15 Transit and accepted Calhoun-Burns’ proposal for bridge inspections during Monday’s meeting.