Storm Update
Zoners endorse Astronomical Society lease, put black holes on notice
Star gazers have occupied former Nike missile site for half-century.
Crack-sealing road maintenance rolls out Tuesday
Annual project will affect 12 to 15 miles of Westport streets.
Police cruiser struck at accident scene on I-95 in Westport
State trooper, out of the car investigating earlier crash, uninjured when New York driver rammed the cruiser near southbound Exit 17.
Police: Man swiped ATM from convenience store
Cash device was stolen during February break-in at Wheels, police said.
Saugatuck River Caffe opens, deli with Italian accent
New deli opened by owner of Arezzo Ristorante in space previously occupied by Winfield Street Delicatessen.
Selectwomen pave the way to repair closed tennis courts
Weather takes toll on Doubleday facilities, requiring resurfacing sooner than expected.
A ‘roundabout’ way, plus other ideas, to solve Westport traffic, safety woes
Advocacy group, Bike Westport, suggests detailed plan to untangle local traffic tieups and improve safety for vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians.
Wasted: State records nation’s biggest jump in alcohol deaths
Connecticut deaths related to alcohol spike 167 percent from 2012 to ’22.
Tag sale Aug. 10 at UU Westport
Wide range of goods will be available, from clothing and furniture to antiques and electronics.
Exhibit showcases art from MoCA community initiatives
Display of work by participants in MoCA CT’s summer camp and “Give Back” programs opens with Aug. 25 reception.
Folk singer with Westport roots sets local show Aug. 4
Lisa Bastoni, a Staples High School graduate, will be the featured performer at the next “First Folk Sunday” concert.
Property Transfers July 8-12
WESTPORT — During the week of July 8-12, eight properties traded hands for a total of $19.9 million, including properties on Beachside Common (shown), Caccamo Lane Ext, Clover Lane, Compo Hill Avenue, Compo Road S, North Avenue, Treadwell Avenue, Wilton Road.
Earthplace fundraiser strictly for the birds
Feeding the birds of prey recently became much more expensive, community’s help sought.
Hometown oarsman rows for Team USA at Olympics
Oliver Bub, who got an early taste of competitive rowing on the Saugatuck River, is scheduled to compete Sunday in Paris.
School supplies collected by Domestic Violence Task Force
Westport campaign will help children in the region’s Domestic Violence Crisis Center safe houses.
‘Westport Prize for Literature’ finalists announced
Three new novels under consideration for the second annual literary honor presented by the Westport Library.
Embrace summer in Westport: Managing pain for active living
Don’t let pain keep you from enjoying Westport’s summer activities.
Sponsored by Nuvance Health.
Westport vs. USA: Tax tangle with IRS snowballs into federal suit
Town alleges series of IRS transfers between quarterly accounts led to unjustified penalties and interest.
Police: Man assaulted, laughed at country club employee
Suspect allegedly shoved Birchwood Country Club worker to the ground and later tried to contact victim after being told not to by police, according to report.
Obituary: John ‘Jeb’ E. Ball
The Staples High School graduate held executive positions in the printing and HVAC industries, and is remembered for “living large” in everything he did, “never hesitating to speak his mind, sing loudly or laugh heartily. He truly brought joy and authenticity to every moment.”
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