Fifteen properties changed hands between August 30 — September 3, including properties on Cross Brook Lane, Cross Highway, Hillspoint Road, Indian Point Lane, Morningside Lane, Pine Tree Drive, Sturges Highway, Twin Circle Drive, Wakeman Place, Bonnie Brook Road, Fairfield Avenue, Riverside Avenue, Shorehaven Road (shown), Strathmore Lane and Woodhill Road.
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Say Goodbye to 5 Ellery Lane
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Susan Granger reviews “Come From Away,” “Hacks” and “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”
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Say “Goodbye” to 27 Mayflower Parkway.
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Say “Goodbye” to 32 Owenoke Park.
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Real estate prices up by a third versus 2019. Sponsored by KMS Partners.
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Defense stifles New Canaan in Staples’ second win.
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Defense stifles New Canaan
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Twenty-two properties changed hands between August 23–27, including properties on Bayberry Lane, Compo Road S, Cross Highway, Greens Farms Road, Guard Hill Road, Hillspoint Road (shown), Hitchcock Road, Imperial Avenue, Iris Lane, Mayflower Parkway, Myrtle Avenue, Oakview Circle, Old Road, Red Coat Road, Reichert Circle, Saugatuck Avenue, Snowflake Lane, Sue Terrace, Twin Oaks Lane, Vani Court and Vineyard Lane.
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Staples returns an interception 73 yards for the win.
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Wreckers Over Ridgefield
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Lucy Antek Johnson grew up in Manhattan’s Upper West Side, separated by only two degrees from the maestro Arturo Toscanini
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Susan Granger reviews “The Chair,” The Water Man” and “Till Death.” Photo Eliza Morse, Netflix
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Say “Goodbye” to 6 Bradley Street.
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Wreckers Field Hockey dominates
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Coco Crombie scores the Wreckers second goal.
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Say “Goodbye” to 21 Manitou Road.
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-Say “Hello” to 17 Bauer Place Ext.
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-Say “Hello” to 16 Sunrise Road.
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This beloved annual tradition is not to be missed! Join Mary Ann, Bill, Emily and Daniel and special guests for joyful songs and fun. Their award-winning music will inspire you […]
We Read: 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd' with the Westport Country Playhouse Wed, July 1 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Westport Library, Room 210 From Page to Stage...We Read […]
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First Saturdays are a great opportunity to experience what we have to offer at the Westport Museum free of charge on the first Saturday of each month. Young visitors can […]
Your child can join us every Saturday for a relaxed and inspiring drop-in art class at the museum! Whether your child is an experienced artist or just looking to have […]
The former Coasters’ lead singer and Apollo favorite pays tribute to Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke, Nat King Cole, Otis Redding, and more. A spectacular live show!
Lisa's unique immersive Sound Bath Meditations are multi-instrumental soundscapes designed to reset your nervous system. They typically begin with a short guided meditation to relax the participants as they lie […]
Please bring a yoga mat and pillow Lisa's unique immersive Sound Bath Meditations are multi-instrumental soundscapes designed to reset your nervous system. They typically begin with a short guided meditation […]
The Westport Community Band, founded in 1977, is composed of adult musicians from Fairfield and Westchester Counties, who represent a wide variety of professional backgrounds and bring diverse musical experiences […]
Known for her extraordinary bass skills and dynamic artistry, Divinity Roxx is a Grammy-nominated powerhouse who built her career touring with 5-time Grammy-winning bass virtuoso Victor Wooten and sharing the […]
In conjunction with Looking for History, join exhibiting artist Rick Shaefer for a guided tour of Colossi on Thursday, July 9, at 6pm. During this one-hour walkthrough, Shaefer will lead […]
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