‘Dog days’ return to the beach starting Sunday
Although canines are allowed at Compo Beach through next March 31, rules still apply.
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Category: Community
‘Slice of Saugatuck’ will go ahead Saturday
With stormy weather forecast to clear from the area by afternoon, the annual celebration of the neighborhood’s cuisine and commerce will take place as planned, according to the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce.
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Flooding alert: Heavy rain poses multiple threats Friday, Saturday
Weather service issues warnings of potential flooding in Westport region triggered by rainfall into Saturday.
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Long Lots, town’s costliest project yet, to be decided next week
Fate of Westport Community Gardens abutting school campus continues to be point of contention.
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WVEMS adopts new critical-care data transmission system
New technology designed to more quickly relay a patient’s condition while en route to the hospital.
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Westport Community Gardens cited for ‘sustainability’
Embattled community gardeners win national recognition for environmental stewardship.
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‘Safety Zones’ approved for all Westport public schools
Selectwomen approve new crosswalks, some with warning lights, to enhance safety around schools with stepped-up enforcement and doubled fines.
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Affordable housing fund: Plan faces RTM verdict
Representative Town Meeting’s Ordinance Committee backs proposal for a funding mechanism to advance affordable housing projects.
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Walk for ‘Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities’ on Sunday
Event, supporting nonprofit helping “children with learning and attention differences reach their full potential,” will take place at Sherwood Island State Park.
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Film about Y’s AquaFitters selected for global festival
“Below Surface” chronicles stories of “healing and hope” from the Westport-Weston Family YMCA’s AquaFitness program.
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Group helps girls build self-confidence, leadership to aim high
Westport chapter of Ms President US, which begins meeting this week, aims to boost young girls’ initiative and interest in civics.
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Despite complaints, crabbing is legal at Sherwood Mill Pond
Conservation director, noting the state and not the town sets rules for crabbing in that area, reports police are cracking down on parking violations in the neighborhood.
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Author to talk about enigmatic ’50s musician at Verso Book Club
The Westport Library’s new book group will host writer Howard Fishman to discuss his research into the mysterious life of New York singer/songwriter Connie Converse.
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Report: Families need $126K income to survive in CT
United Way survey shows Connecticut working class families of four, challenged by inflation and end to pandemic aid, face growing financial crunch.
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‘Affordable Art Trunk Show’ set by Artists Collective of Westport
More than 35 artists will offer work for sale at Oct. 1 event, co-sponsored by the Westport Library.
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