Eleven properties changed hands between September 20 — 24, including properties on Bauer Place Ext., Bayberry Lane, Compo Road S, Grays Farm Road (shown), Greens Farms Road, Hickory Drive, Mortar Rock Road, Plover Lane, Post Road E, Spriteview Avenue and Willowbrook Drive.
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Staples 4, Stamford 0
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Reese Watkins’ hat trick spurs offense
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Susan Granger reviews “Diana the Musical,” “Nine Perfect Strangers” and “In Balanchine’s Classroom”
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Team celebrates Seniors Day
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Dan Woog’s childhood home slated for demolition
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Fifty-seven-year-old Colonial set for demolition
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Watkins scores twice
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Fairfield Warde 3, Staples 0
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Leon’s hat trick spurs offense
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Darien 2, Wreckers 1
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Fourteen properties changed hands between September 13 — 17, including properties on Buena Vista Drive, Center Street, Compo Hill Avenue, Covlee Drive, Cross Highway, Devon Road (shown), Easton Road, Harvest Commons, Maple Lane, Marion Road, Ridgewood Lane, Sleepy Hollow Road, Sniffen Road and Woodside Avenue.
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Fifty-eight-year-old Colonial set for demolition
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Susan Granger reviews “Cry Macho,” “Only Murders in the Building” and “Dear Evan Hansen”
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Staples ends Darien’s winning streak
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Staples wins 6-0.
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After a decade-long delay, a modern home replaces a split-level
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Goalkeeper Jacob Greenberger has allowed a single goal in six games
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At Wilton 0-0
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Monday, May 4 at 7PM Script In Hand: One Slight Hitch by Lewis Black Directed by Kevin O’Rourke Series curated by Mark Shanahan Recommended Ages: 13+
In conjunction with the exhibition Art, Jazz + the Blues, One Degree of Separation: Jazz in Connecticut explores the vibrant lineage of jazz in Connecticut and its influence on the […]
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Saturday, May 9, 2026 4PM Laura and Linda Benanti: Mothers Know Best
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