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HDC to hold second hearing on bridges
The HDC will hold a second public hearing on the status of six bridges. Town officials did not respond to the first hearing; the second hearing was recommended by the town’s attorney.
Say “hello” to 10 Bolton Lane
Westport real estate news: a newly-built modern house has replaced a 1961 cape on Bolton Lane. Read the details here.
Watching with Susan Granger July 10
19th century Italian court intrigue; chasing dinosaur DNA. Susan Granger reviews “The Leopard” and “Jurassic World: Rebirth.”
Selectwomen OK two-hour limit to downtown on-street parking
Board of Selectwomen approve Phase One of the DPIC’s four-part recommendation: set a two-hour limit to downtown on-street parking. Merchants feel marginalized by the process.
Sarah Jessica Parker “Booked” for Sept. 10
Sarah Jessica Parker will speak at the Westport Library. She is the latest “Booked for the Evening” honoree, joining Martin Scorsese, Alan Alda, Shonda Rhimes, Billie Jean King and other prominent artists.
Miró Quartet plays MOCA/CT Saturday
The Miró Quartet will play MOCA/CT on Saturday night. The Grammy-nominated and Emmy-winning group will perform pieces by Hayden, Ginastera and Ravel.
Coach Russ Sues Westport BoE
Fired Staples Coach Russell Oost-Lievense has sued the Board of Education to get his job back. “Coach Russ” alleges disparagement, blocked testimony and conflicts of interest.
Hamlet: to be continued
P&Z commissioners were split 4-3 Monday on approval of the Hamlet. Three said the plan complies with the text amendment. Four are worried about the plan’s negative impacts on Saugatuck.
Obituary: Robert Horne
Robert Horne, former member of the Board of Finance, has passed away. He was an accomplished chemical engineer and devoted family man.
Obituary: Michael Nappa III
Westport native Michael Nappa III has passed away. Michael, his father and brother ran Main Street’s Nappa Sales until 2018.
Say “goodbye” to 16 Westport Avenue
Westport real estate news: a 102-year-old contemporary on Westport Avenue has been approved for demolition.
Fred Hochberg to talk global trade policy at library
Fred Hochberg, businessman and government veteran, will talk global trade policy with Steve Parish on Thursday, as part of the Westport Library’s Common Ground Initiative.
Say “hello” to 15 Rockyfield Road
Westport real estate news: a newly-built modern home has replaced a Colonial on Rockyfield Road. Read the details here.
Cultivating with Kerri: herbs for every garden
Herbs are a wonderful addition to any garden. Gilbertie’s Garden Center cultivates and sells 200 varieties. Each plant is tagged with growing tips.
Obituary: Slava Leykind
Westporter Slava Leykind has passed away. He was a successful businessman, extraordinary husband and devoted father. A funeral will be held on Tuesday.
Three finalists named for third Westport Prize for Literature
Finalists for the 2025 Westport Prize for Literature are Olufunke Grace Bankole, Nicole Cuffy and Jennifer Haigh. The winner will be named later this summer. The prize will be awarded at the Westport Library November 3.
Property Transfers June 16-20
WESTPORT — During the week of June 16-20, 15 properties traded hands for a total of $29.1 million, including properties on
Canning Lane, Cavalry Road, Church Lane, Cross Highway, Harborview Road, Heathwood Lane, Partrick Road, Rayfield Road, Richmondville Avenue, Roseville Road, Roseville Road, Sasco Creek Road and The Mews.
P&Z: 10 feet must separate house and ADU
P&Z passed a new rule: there must be 10 feet between a house and its ADU. This separation helps preserve the neighborhood’s appearance.
CTDOT proposes two 5% rail price increases
Monthly railroad fares to NYC would exceed $400 per month for Westport commuters. CTDOT cites rising costs. “They have you over a barrel” says one commuter.
Watching with Susan Granger July 3
Elite race cars and illegal drug-running: Susan Granger reviews “F1 The Movie” and “The Waterfront.”
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