MoCA\CT’s Heida Hermanns piano competition accepting applications
MoCA\CT has announced that it is accepting applications for its annual music competition, which attracts premier musicians from around the world.
Susan Granger’s commentary on the conclusion of “Outlander”
The bittersweet finale of Outlander raises more questions than answers after eight seasons.
Cops: No day at the beach for fleeing motorcyclist
A Trumbull teenager fled police on a motorcycle, but was arrested after the pursuit ended at Sasco Beach in Fairfield.
CMS’s Faith Sweeney wins state-wide peace award
Coleytown Middle School teacher Faith Sweeney is selected to receive the Connecticut Education Association’s Mahatma Gandhi-Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Award.
Road work! Spring paving program starts next week
Westport’s spring paving program begins Monday, June 1. Road work will cover Kings Highway North, Cross Highway, and other streets.
Make a difference on World Hunger Day
Help 300 households facing food insecurity in Fairfield County on World Hunger Day by supporting Homes with Hope’s food pantry.
Stamford History Center fundraiser invites gold contributions
An upcoming event at the Stamford History Center is inviting supporters to turn in gold keepsakes to help raise funds for the organization.
Staples girls tennis beaten in FCIAC finals
Staples girls tennis fell 4-0 to top-seeded Greenwich in the FCIAC championship but look to rebound in the state tournament.
Blue Moon kayak tour Sunday
Experience the rare Blue Moon on May 31 with an evening kayak tour on the Saugatuck River
New Long Lots School held back a semester
The opening of the new $110 million Long Lots School in Westport has been pushed back a full semester until January 2028.
How Hartford can best help Westport improve housing options
State and local leaders discuss Connecticut’s new housing laws, including HB 8002, and their impact on affordable housing in Westport.
New executive director coming to Norwalk Symphony Orchestra in July
The Norwalk Symphony Orchestra has announced the hire of a new executive director, who will assume the leadership role this summer.
$1.4M Staples tennis court plan: replace cracked asphalt with concrete
A $1.4 million plan to replace six cracked asphalt tennis courts at Staples High School with durable concrete courts goes before the RTM.
John Bolton resigns from P&Z
Republican John Bolton is Resigning from the Planning and Zoning Commission to Focus on His Campaign for State Attorney General.
Watching “Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu” with Susan Granger
While it’s billed as a Star Wars film, The Mandalorian and Grogu is a big-screen spinoff of the Disney+ series, The Mandalorian.
“Stories in Bloom” returns to Westport for a celebration of local authors
The 2nd Annual “Stories in Bloom Local Author Showcase” is Saturday, May 30, on Jesup Green in Westport. Free event!
Staples girls golf sees 24-stroke lead in pivotal match washed away by rain
Staples Golf Coach Patty Kondub called the controversial match restart, which canceled a 24-stroke lead, “the biggest mulligan in golf.”
Obituary: Elizabeth “Betty” Auber
Elizabeth “Betty” Auber - Contributed image Elizabeth “Betty” Auber, retired nurse and devoted mother, passed away on May 24th in her Westport home with her family by her side. Betty was born and raised in Queens, New York, the child of immigrant Irish/German parents....
Dan Pugach and his Quintet
Grammy winner Dan Pugach and his Quintet perform Jazz at the Post at VFW Post 399 in Westport this Thursday.
“Nation of Vision” at Silvermine Arts Center examines creative forces in American art
A new exhibition at the Silvermine Arts Center takes a close look at the forces that have shaped American art over 250 years of United States history.
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