Storm Update
Police: Protect your pets from the threat of coyotes
Coyotes and other wild animals are active day and night this time of year. Here are some tips to help keep your pets safe.
Swarovski brings European craftsmanship to Main Street
High-end jewelry maker Swarovski opened a luxury store at 61 Main St. on May 19.
Despite past roadblocks, Wheels2U ridership peaks 100K riders
Since 2020, the $2-per-ride service has proven to be a popular way to get around town despite efforts by finance officials to cut funds from the town budget.
Opinion: Kevin Christie needs to answer 5 questions so Westport can “move forward”
Board of Education member Robert Harrington writes: “Being a leader requires providing clear answers. Asking to be the leader for the entire town of Westport demands even more.”
Opinion: Thanks to P&Z commissioners for scrutinizing Hamlet application
An opinion from the Westport Alliance for Saugatuck makes the case for reconsidering the Hamlet development based on incomplete information.
Teen job bank gets a facelift, provides pipeline for students seeking employment
Westport’s Student Job Bank gets new software and a new interface after a year, making it easier for students and employers to connect.
Skies clear Monday for Memorial Day parade in Westport
After a weekend of rain and cold in Westport, marchers and spectators were treated to the perfect early summer day for a Memorial Day parade.
Community gardeners hope to cultivate support for Burr Farms site
After officials declared there no longer is room for Westport Community Gardens on the Long Lots Elementary School property, the group is advocating for alternate location.
Letter: Library book sale organizers say thanks
Donors, volunteers and patrons all contributed to success of spring event.
Summer celebrated, despite the weather, at Compo event
Rebuilt playground reopened as Parks and Recreation Department hosted beachside activities Saturday in anticipation of balmier days.
Opinion: Consider policy ‘improvements’ to move forward from coach controversy
Board of Education member Kevin Christie writes, “Moving forward is about doing the hard, necessary work of governance, in part to ensure our community can have confidence in how decisions are made.”
Staples boys tennis to play for FCIAC championship
Wreckers girls look to state playoffs after FCIAC semifinal loss Saturday.
Cultivating with Kerri: Using containers for your veggie and herb garden
Gardening guru Kerri Williams explains how to use planting containers to save money while brightening up your living space.
Staples baseball ousted from FCIAC tourney by St. Joe’s
Wreckers aim to regroup for state playoffs after Saturday loss to Trumbull visitors.
Westport Fine Arts Festival draws Saturday crowds
Annual juried showcase continues Sunday with exhibits by more than 150 artists and craftspeople, entertainment, food and more.
Obituary: Malcolm Gilmour Watson, Jr.
He owned Nielsen’s Wood Arts; was a Navy veteran of the Vietnam war and regularly marched in Westport’s Memorial Day parade, and was a competitive rower and avid swimmer who swam nearly year-round at Burying Hill Beach.
Property Transfers May 5-9
WESTPORT — During the week of May 5-9, 4 properties traded hands for a total of $6.7 million, including properties on High Point Road, Hale Street, Saugatuck Avenue and Bridge Street.
Report finds decline in water quality at Westport beaches
A report by a Long Island Sound advocacy group has found that the water quality at Westport’s beaches has generally declined over the last two years, largely due to increased rainfall totals.
Forum on traffic, pedestrian safety set May 29
Public invited to hear task force’s latest updates, provide feedback for ongoing initiative.
Parks officials seek guidance on master plan update, planned maintenance facility
Parks officials say there are many questions to answer before settling on a final site for a planned maintenance building.
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