Message from Governor Lamont to Connecticut families
Governor Lamont addresses Eversource’s proposed rate hike while the company posts $1.69 billion in profit and pays its CEO $13.5 million.
Get Up With It launches Levitt Pavilion’s 2026 season this weekend
A celebration of Miles Davis’s music, celebrating the jazz musician’s 100th birthday, will open the 2026 season at the Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts this weekend.
Schools probe parents’ reading experiences
Schools need parent’s help to understand student reading development. Complete the confidential Voluntary Family Reading History Questionnaire.
Obituary: Mary Christine McCarthy
Mary Christine McCarthy, beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away on May 19, 2026, at age 93.
Arts group to unveil mural, debut ‘American Journeys’ exhibit at library
Westport’s Artists Collective unveils “Piece by Piece” mural and debuts “American Journeys” exhibit at the Library on June 4.
Staples baseball heads into FCIAC tourney on winning note
Staples secured the No. 2 FCIAC seed with a 3-2 win over Ridgefield. Jules Cicero, Vincent Vega, and strong pitching led the Wreckers.
Watching “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews the provocative Apple TV dramedy “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” starring Elle Fanning as a student who turns to OnlyFans.
Seeking to forestall closure, Downtown Cabaret Theatre advocates ask to “find a path forward”
With the Downtown Cabaret Theatre set to close next month, advocates of the performing arts venue have launched a petition effort to try to keep the organization going.
How much tax will you pay? BoF introduces new mill rate of 13.2
The Westport Board of Finance set a new mill rate of 13.2. Find out how to calculate your new tax bill.
Temple Israel land purchase comes amid membership surge
Temple Israel Westport is thriving, growing to 1,100 families. The recent purchase of six Coleytown Road allows for future expansion.
Nestor wins Dem nod for D26 as Dathan drops out of race
Dathan had lost by a factor of two to one at Monday’s convention. Tuesday, she threatened a primary challenge. Wednesday she decided to run for the seat she now holds.
Fairfield U invites Westport Journal readers to exclusive art tour
Carey Mack Weber, executive director of the Fairfield University Art Museum, guides Westport Journal readers on a tour.
The Dish: Little Barn
The key to Little Barn’s lobster club: Few ingredients, a fistful of lobster
Citywide Student Art Show returns to Norwalk on Thursday
Artwork from K-12 students throughout Norwalk will debut in a gallery setting this week as the Citywide Student Art Show returns to town.
Staples’ popular ‘Westport Pops’ at the Levitt Pavilion June 5
The Staples High School Westport Pops Concert, hosted by Tony Award-winning actor James Naughton, features many talented groups.
Second seed Staples cruises into FCIAC tennis finals
The No. 2 seed Staples girls tennis Wreckers advanced to the FCIAC Tournament championship match after a 5-2 win over Ludlowe.
Lee Goldstein wins Democratic endorsement for D136 representative
Westport Board of Education Chair Lee Goldstein secured the Democratic Party endorsement for Connecticut State Representative D136.
P&Z: popular field lighting proposal gets some negative comments from neighbors
A popular plan for permanent lighting at PJ Romano and Wakeman B athletic fields drew concerns from neighbors regarding light, noise and traffic.
Thousands of people, dogs converge at Winslow Park
Matthew Mandell called the 10th annual event the “best looking ever” with happy dogs, happy kids, and bright blue skies.
Staples boys tennis beaten in conference semis
The Staples boys tennis team’s FCIAC run ended after a tough 4-0 loss to Greenwich in the semifinals on Monday.
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