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Palmer’s Pen: It’s going to be a long week. Let’s all take a breath and be nice to each other
For all of the hours spent covering late-night meetings, there is something warming about watching the process of civil discourse.
But I also want us to survive at the end of the process, as a town that needs to continue to live together.
Wreckers crush Cards in lacrosse rematch, advance to Class LL semis
Staples boys lacrosse, the No. 3 seed, marched into the Class LL State Tournament semifinals with a 10-2 win over visiting and No. 6 Greenwich on Saturday afternoon.
Cultivating with Kerri: Chatting About Conservation with Joe Gardener
Joe Lamp’l, aka Joe Gardener, will give a talk about sustainable gardening at the Westport Library on Monday, June 23 at 7 p.m.
Largest team in the state, Staples girls’ golfers juggle roster of 35
Coaches say the benefits of friendship and personal growth far outweigh the challenges of organizing such as a large team of golfers.
Watching with Susan Granger: Special Edition
Watch live with Susan Granger: Granger screens “High Noon” with Maria Janis Cooper. Take a selfie with Cooper’s Oscar!
Your guide to the Hamlet and Long Lots meetings
We’ll keep you up to date with the latest information surrounding the meetings coming up in the next week or two, which has been changing on a daily basis.
Property Transfers May 19-23
WESTPORT — During the week of May 19-23, eight properties traded hands for a total of $20.0 million, including properties on Cavalry Road, Clinton Avenue, Edgemarth Hill Road (shown), Morningside Lane, Promised Road, Regents Park and Sharp Turn Road.
Long Lots funding deadline faces finance board, public scrutiny before crucial RTM vote next week
The town must approve building plans by June 30 to avoid risk of up to $1.3 million in state reimbursement.
Police: Stay vigilant and lock your home and cars
Police responded to two stolen vehicle incidents Wednesday where residents had left cars unlocked with the keys still in the vehicle.
Staples soccer players show support, protest coach firings at school board meeting
Athletes protesting the firing of coach Russell Oost-Lievense encountered silence from the board, despite efforts by board member Robert Harrington.
Watching with Susan Granger June 5
Underwater drama and class division: Susan Granger reviews “Last Breath” and “Sirens.” Read her reviews here.
Udell is all-time points record holder as Wreckers lacrosse advances
Staples lacrosse advances in state tourney as Adam Udell becomes record holder for most career points scored.
Staples tennis: Girls reach state finals, boys fall in semifinals
Girls advance to state tourney on Tuesday while boys fall to Fairfield Prep to end their season.
Opinion: Why I chose not to side with my fellow school board members
Robert Harrington defends his decision not to sign Tuesday’s published letter alongside his fellow school board members.
Long Lots plan earns approval from Conservation Commission, Flood & Erosion Board
Both town boards unanimously approved the school plans Wednesday evening during a joint public hearing held to expedite the approval process.
Wreckers baseball team blanked in state’s second round
It was a strong overall season for the Wreckers who went 13-7 during the regular slate.
Keenan to RTM: ‘My bad, I did not remember that we had a 14-day window’
Town officials are under the gun to approve the Long Lots Elementary School project by June 16.
Artists Collective explores inner worlds with library exhibit through July
The all-member show will explore the inner worlds of physical, metaphysical, and emotional spaces through the visual arts.
Tooker: Democrats’ Housing Bill 5002 will destroy local zoning control
Tooker called the controversial housing bill “the biggest assault on local zoning control in Connecticut in over 30 years.”
School board: A message of accomplishment for end of school year
School board message outlines accomplishments during 2024-2025 school year
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