Fairfield Mayor Harry Price dies suddenly at 85
The city of Fairfield has lost its most familiar face and civic icon. Mayor Harry Price died suddenly Friday morning, just four days before his fourth term in office was set to end.
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The city of Fairfield has lost its most familiar face and civic icon. Mayor Harry Price died suddenly Friday morning, just four days before his fourth term in office was set to end.
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