The on-demand shuttles to/from Westport’s RR stations provide “a cost-effective and environmentally friendly way for Westport commuters, reverse commuters and others to link their homes, their employers and downtown to the train stations,” the writer says.
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Children today are going through a technological age that far eclipses anything we’ve ever seen. Their presence in the classroom threatens to take over as educator without reasonable oversight.
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The devil is in the details, and although public meeting notices may technically meet legal requirements, they may not serve the public well.
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“Progress can be a good thing, and I think Saugatuck 2.0 can be lovely, if done tastefully with a nod to the past as well as the future. Just don’t leave out the old timers who like things the way they are; they, too, have a voice in this.”
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Writer says “very dense, very intensified, very complicated proposal” is not the answer to what Saugatuck needs.
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Writer highlights “patently absurd claim that this behemoth project will miraculously reduce congestion in Saugatuck.”
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Writer says proposal that could permanently transform Saugatuck requires zoners to consider direct and unintended consequences.
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Officers of four major boards write that snowman built to resemble Adolf Hitler “has no place in Westport and is a despicable act. It is shameful that anyone would harbor such hate, and we hope it will never occur again in the town we love.”
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Writer says “Hitler snowman” incident illustrates that, “Leaders who know that the way communities come together, understand and appreciate our differences and build empathy is by calling out hate and having difficult conversations.”
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Gardening group writes that proposed relocation from Long Lots Elementary School property to open space is unsuitable in several respects.
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Democratic Town Committee chair says every candidate seeking party’s support to run for first selectman’s office this year will face same review process.
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Writers call on Westport Democrats to organize “a local mass protest against the implementation of Project 2025 in disregard for the law, the Constitution and the societal norms that are fundamental to our democracy.”
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Writer pays tribute to legacy of two larger-than-life Westport personalities.
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Writer disputes claim of assault at Staples boys soccer retreat.
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Westporter Susan Granger shares her opinion about the political and societal forces that will shape the kind of movies Hollywood will promote in the foreseeable future.
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Writer suggests consolidation of region’s transit agencies would enhance public transportation, and serve as example for combined approach to other issues.
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Writer weighs in on comments linking school lice, affordable housing and crime in Westport.
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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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Writer argues that review of consequential amendment should be continued to another date, citing election eve and neighbor notification issues.
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Writer supports state representative because “he has led and will continue to lead the charge to identify causes of, and institute programs to curb, community gun violence.”
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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 Museum visitors through the exhibition, sharing insights into the inspiration, historical references, and creative methods that inform the works on view. Participants will have the […]
FREE TICKET SHOW | Thursday, AUG 20 | 6:30PM DOORS / 7:30PM Show Season Member access to free tickets online is active now. Public access to free tickets begins on Friday, July 24 at 10AM ET Reminders: Free tickets are also issued via the Box Office which opens 2-hours before show time on show days […]
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 * 7PM SHOW / 6PM DOORS Take advantage of Early Bird while supplies last: Enjoy pre-sale access and member discounts to this and upcoming shows!* Get your 2026 Membership now Public On Sale: Friday, June 12 at 10am ET PREMIUM LAWN Section GA (closest to stage): Premium viewing area *and * dedicated […]
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 fun, our multi-media classes offer a creative space to explore new techniques and expression through art. Each session is designed to be fun, interactive, and […]
Westport Country Playhouse Family Festivities Series presents Saturday, August 22, 2026 at 4PM Silly Dilly Songs Written by Alan Katz Recommended Ages: 2-8 year olds
FREE TICKET SHOW | SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 | 7:30PM SHOW / 6:30PM DOORS Free tickets may be reserved in advance via Event Website below! Free tickets are also issued day of show at the Box Office which opens 2-hours before show time on show days (based on available supplies). Join Broadway artist Frank Mastrone and […]
The Staples Boys Basketball Program is excited to announce that the 3rd Annual Summer Slam Jam 3v3 Basketball Tournament is happening on Sunday, August 23rd at Staples High School. We’d love to see you there for awesome day of hoops, fun, and community. Schedule: 🏀 9:00 – 11:00 AM: 3rd and 4th-grade games 🏀 11:30 […]
Andy Frasco & The U.N. have long been the high-flying DIY renegades of the touring scene known and loved for their one-of-a-kind onstage audacity and kaleidoscopic musical fusion - a wildly eclectic approach navigating funk, jazz, surf rock, blues, swing, gospel, reggae, exotica, and more with horn-blasted positivity and soulful power. With curly tufts peeking […]
In honor of Miles Davis’ 100th birthday, we welcome GET UP WITH IT, the longstanding project of The War On Drugs drummer and Wilton native Charlie Hall. With its roots going back to San Francisco in the late ‘90s, GET UP WITH IT came together as a means to explore the groundbreaking and iconic 1969-1975 […]
Fairfield Public Library welcomes back author Liv Constantine to discuss her new book, "Promise Me Never." The evening begins at 5:30pm with a reception provided by The Friends of Fairfield Public Library, followed by a discussion of the book between Ms. Constantine and Tessa Wright. Q&A and book signing follow, with books for sale from […]
Shake off the end of summer and kick off a brand-new season at the Playhouse with CRUEL SUMMER – an electrifying night celebrating the biggest voices in pop! Featuring the music of Ariana Grande, Olivia Dean, Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter and more! This high-energy concert features a rockin’ live band with a lineup of powerhouse […]
FREE TICKET SHOW | FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 | 7:30PM SHOW / 6:30PM DOORS Free tickets may be reserved in advance via Event Website linked below! Free tickets are also issued day of show at the Box Office which opens 2-hours before show time on show days (based on available supplies). LA-based big band, Lizzy & […]
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