Cops ask public’s help in finding graffiti vandal
Westport police are asking for help identifying a man seen painting graffiti at the Saugatuck train station.
Jazz at the Post: August Guitars!
Guitarist John Basile joins the Jazz at the Post series for an evening of music at VFW Post 399 this Thursday.
Quick Center announces 2026-2027 season
The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University has announced its new season, bringing a series of lectures, theater, music, and other performing arts to the stage.
Submissions sought for Shipley poetry contest
Submit your poetry to the annual Vivian Shipley Poetry Award for a chance to win cash prizes.
Catch the giant puppet parade today
The 35th annual SoNo arts festival returns to Norwalk this weekend featuring art, crafts, and a giant puppet parade.
Cultivating with Kerri: stop and smell the roses this summer
Learn expert tips for growing beautiful, healthy roses in your own garden this summer with our simple guide.
Westport real estate sales July 13-17
During the week of July 6-10, nine properties sold for a total of $30.3 million, including properties on Angora Road, Burr School Road, Cross Highway, Dover Road, Easton Road, Fillow St., Horseshoe Lane, Meadow View Drive, Roseville Road, Vineyard Lane, Wake Robin Road, Webb Road (shown) and Woody Lane.
Christie seeks volunteers
Westport First Selectman Kevin Christie is seeking volunteers to fill vacancies on 13 town boards and commissions.
One out of two ain’t bad
MoCA CT hosted a cello performance by Duet in C, though weather caused the cancellation of scheduled dance events.
At a crossroads: why August 11th matters to every Westport Democrat
Connecticut voters will choose between Governor Ned Lamont and Representative Josh Elliott in the upcoming primary election.
EMS Director Larry Kleinman named RTM District 7 member
Larry Kleinman has been appointed to the Representative Town Meeting in Westport District 7.
Any way you slice it: Connecticut Pizza & Brew Fest taking place this weekend
If you’re hankering for a pie from the “Pizza Capital of the United States,” this weekend has an event that’s a perfect fit.
Westport author values random connections
Westport author Tom Karrel explores the impact of technology on human connection in his new book.
Driving the wrong way is the wrong move for wanted Westport woman
A 68-year-old woman faces charges in Westport after driving the wrong way and resisting police during a traffic stop.
Watching “The Four Seasons: Season 2” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews the second season of “The Four Seasons,” exploring long-term friendships and emotional depth.
Say “Goodbye” to 291 Saugatuck Ave.
Westport real estate news: a 62-year-old contemporary on Saugatuck Ave. has been approved for demolition. Read the details here.
Avon Theatre embarking on reconstruction and expansion project
An independent cinema and arts center has started a major expansion and restoration project, aimed at improving the offerings it can present to the greater region.
Fairfield man accused of “crash and walk”
A Fairfield man was arrested after allegedly crashing his Tesla on Sturges Highway and walking away from the scene.
1910 Colonial Revival home recommended for historic designation
A 1910 colonial revival home at 190 North Ave. is moving closer to an official historic town designation.
Obituary: Edward Robert Karazin, Jr.
Edward Robert Karazin Jr, a respected judge and community member, passed away at 86, leaving behind a legacy of service.
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