Westport police use Flock cameras with privacy safeguards, town says
Westport police use Flock cameras for law enforcement while addressing community concerns about privacy and oversight.
Westport real estate sales Aug. 3-7
During the week of Aug. 3-7, 15 properties sold for a total of $96.4 million, including properties on Blue Ribbon Drive, Cardinal Lane, Cross Hwy, Fillow St., Harvest Commons, Ledgemoor Lane (shown), Mimi Lane, Mortar Rock Road, Post Road E, Quarter Mile Road, Reimer Road, Richmondville Ave, Saugatuck Ave, Valley Field Road and Whitney Glen Drive.
Marra’s memoir: be yourself
Raymond C. Marra turns childhood bullying into a positive message in his new book, “Finding my way in Westport.”
Paul Taylor Dance Company to visit Pequot Library
Families can once again close out the summer with live renditions of Broadway hits, with an outdoor performance series returning for the third year.
Westport Police Department announces back to school traffic safety campaign
Westport Police launch an annual campaign to ensure student safety as schools prepare to reopen next week.
Watching “Widow’s Bay” with Susan Granger
Matthew Rhys stars in Widow’s Bay, a spooky comedy about a small town grappling with supernatural occurrences.
Cops: man flew from West Coast to stalk woman
Police arrested an Ohio man accused of flying across the country to stalk a woman at a local business in Westport.
Revolutionary War reenactment to take place at Fairfield Museum & History Center
A special event on Labor Day weekend will offer a glimpse at the lives of soldiers during the American Revolution.
Stanfordite discusses his exoplanet discoveries
Michael Telesco presents findings on his discovery of 30 new exoplanets at a recent Westport astronomical event.
Cruel Summer concert at Playhouse to feature chart-topping tunes
Experience the music of top pop icons live on stage at the upcoming Cruel Summer concert at the Westport Country Playhouse.
Autumn and raptors descend on Earthplace
Celebrate fall at Earthplace with the newly restored raptor exhibit, September’s Fall Festival and October’s Woodside Bash event.
LobsterFest!
The Westport Rotary Club hosts its 15th annual LobsterFest at Compo beach, featuring food and local charity fundraising.
Broadway in the Park returns to Norwalk this weekend
The Norwalk Conservatory of the Art is once again bidding farewell to the summer with a set of outdoor performances highlighting musical hits from Broadway.
P&Z remains skeptical of Spinnaker’s affordable housing math
Westport officials are questioning the affordable housing percentage in a new Spinnaker residential development proposal.
14-year-old Westporter takes “Best in Show”
Miranda Cameron, a 14-year-old Westport student, wins Best in Show for her oil painting at a local competition.
Obituary: Waclaw Murdoch Maliszewski
Waclaw Murdoch Maliszewski, known as Willy, passed away peacefully at home on August 16, 2026.
Watching “The Last House” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews the Netflix film The Last House, a psychological horror story about a family trapped in their home.
Dems seek applicants for Registrar of Voters candidate
The Westport Democratic party is accepting applications for the part-time Registrar of Voters position.
P&Z considers amendment allowing fenced dog areas in town parks
A proposed text amendment to allow a fenced dog area in Winslow Park faces public opposition from Westport residents.
P&Z votes to close controversial field lighting hearing in split vote
The Westport Planning & Zoning Commission voted to close the public hearing on adding lights to local athletic fields.
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