Writer says Parks and Recreation Department bid for new gas-powered equipment should be denied because long-term financial and environmental costs compared with battery-operated alternatives were not adequately considered.
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Policy aims to prevent trash bins from damaging town property and leaving them in place indefinitely.
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Representative Town Meeting members had asked if homeowner association’s gate could be unlocked to allow easier public access to waterfront.
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Committees promote awareness of emerging data about risks to health, safety and the environment as decision looms on athletic fields for new Long Lots Elementary School.
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During review of affordable housing initiative, several P&Z commissioners advocate for a broader look at how the open space property is used.
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Westport’s open burning ban remains in effect, while flooding is possible as several days of rain are forecast across the region starting late Wednesday.
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Calendars for new year feature photos of celestial phenomena by WAS members and daily data about astronomical points of interest.
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Sustainable Westport organizing collection of unused LEGOs, which are unsuitable for recycling, to be donated to children in need.
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“Great Pumpkin Toss,” collection of old pumpkins for composting, set Nov. 7 by Westport Farmers Market.
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Westport Community Gardeners told to decide between relocating to Baron’s South or waiting several years for uncertain site on the new Long Lots Elementary School’s property.
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Prohibition on open burning is coupled with “Red Flag Warning” on tinderbox conditions from National Weather Service.
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Westport’s annual curbside leaf collection program set to roll Nov. 4.
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Revisions to regulations restricting use of the open space would allow development of about 20 housing units in the five buildings on site.
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Eerie overhead gallery of colors sparked by strong solar storm.
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Finance board members, advised that other options are not viable, plan Friday tour of rotting installations.
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Writer suggests that bolder options for the pond’s future should be considered as town weighs $5.6 million to repair its rotted walkway and tide gate structure.
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In town, Rotarians ask Westporters for hurricane-relief donations. On the ground in North Carolina, Westport emergency responders help restore communications and deliver medical supplies.
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The nature center’s “Fall Festival” was a bright spot for families.
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Town received more than 300 requests for help with winter bills even before accepting applications as of Oct. 1.
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“Westport’s Town Treasures” show Saturday highlights club’s commitment to civic improvement through beautification, sustainability and preservation.
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As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
Join artist Michael Borders and independent curator and artist Richard Klein, former Exhibitions Director of The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, for a lively conversation exploring the vision and process behind […]
There are few species in North America as misunderstood and maligned as the coyote. Yet many understand them as a symbol of resilience and a subject of admiration, a North […]
Westport Country Playhouse stages the world premiere of “Ken Ludwig’s Pride and Prejudice, Part 2: Napoleon at Pemberley,” written by Ken Ludwig and directed by Emily Mann, October 20 - […]
Comedy comes to MoCACT as Circle Comedy and Westport Parks & Rec bring you a night of stand-up headlined by Christian Finnegan the sharp-witted comic known for Chappelle's Show, VH1's […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
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