Fairfield, Conn. - Although she was celebrating her 90th birthday this past Tuesday, April 24, Sue Leiss worked her regular afternoon shift on the circulation desk at the Fairfield Public Library from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. It was business as usual except for some cake in the back office and a surprise visit from First Selectman Mike Tetreau who stopped by to congratulate her and thank her for 42 years of service. Leiss has been working at the Library since 1977. She has seen two renovations and worked under four different circulation directors. After raising her three children, Leiss decided she might like to have a part-time job and the Library was one of the places she applied. The rest is history, or kismet, because Leiss found a place that she really enjoyed working. “I just love the Library,” she said, “I love the people I work with and I like getting to know the patrons – it is a nice atmosphere.”