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YMCA’s ‘Point-to-Point Swim’ set July 28 at Compo
The 45th annual event, benefiting the Y’s aquatics programs, follows a timed mile-long course off the beach.
Say ‘Goodbye’ to 158 Imperial Ave.
A permit to demolish the 69-year-old Cape has been issued by the Building Department.
Rhimes on ‘Black Barbie’ … ‘You can’t be what you can’t see’
Shonda Rhimes discusses impact of first official Black Barbie doll at the Westport Library preview of a new documentary about the toy’s introduction.
Weather alert: Cooling centers open as temps set to soar
Local and state officials activate hot-weather protocol as extreme heat, humidity expected to grip Westport region for rest of week.
New WVEMS president served nearly half his life with agency
Jaime Bairaktaris, 26, who started volunteering in 2013 as a Staples High School freshman, is next leader of volunteer emergency-medical agency as of July 1.
‘Young Shoots’ contest for budding photographers at farmers market
Photos taken at weekly Westport Farmers Market by youngsters 5 to 18 years old eligible for competition.
Swiss posters showcased in new MoCA CT exhibit
Display of more than 130 posters to highlight the Swiss influence on graphic design.
Police: Halloween burglar struck a second time
Suspect, who told police he was trick-or-treating with family when he was charged with trying to break into a local home last year, arrested for burglarizing second home in the neighborhood, police said.
Retreat Sweets brings Asian-accented treats to Westport
Many flavors of multi-hued mochi doughnuts and bubble tea featured at new shop.
Office complex seeks to legalize parking layout
Applicant says previous medical use was allowed in error by town.
Parking shifts: All-day spaces under pressure as new rules kick in
With enforcement of new three-hour limits for about 550 spots downtown, free all-day parking spaces are at a premium.
Yankee Doodle Fair roars back to life
Sunday, the final day, expected to be sunny again.
Say ‘Goodbye’ to 384 Greens Farms Road
A permit to demolish the 63-year-old split-level has been issued.
Police: Man set fire outside RR depot five years ago
Suspect, who did not face immediate charges because of his mental state, taken into custody last week, police said.
Word-inspired artwork to be displayed at Westport Library
Two exhibits by Artists Collective of Westport members open June 20.
Property Transfers May 27-31
WESTPORT — During the week of May 27-31, eight properties traded hands for a total of $24.3 million, including properties on Beachside Avenue, Imperial Landing, Ivy Knoll, Newtown Turnpike, Pumpkin Hill, Roseville Road (shown), Webb Road and Wilton Road.
School board endorses new teacher evaluation procedures
Westport school officials, teachers’ union develop new policies that supplant state system.
Obituary: Robert ‘Bob’ Carli, Sr.
The former Westporter, who grew up here playing baseball and football, retired as a golf superintendent and is remembered as someone who “had an insatiable curiosity and knowledge about many things … and connected easily with people.”
Foul weather forecast cancels Yankee Doodle Fair on Friday
Hazardous weather predicted Friday evening prompts Westport Woman’s Club to call off evening’s activities. The fair is scheduled to continue Saturday and Sunday.
Cats looking for homes at Westport adoption event
TAILS has more than 140 kittens and cats in foster care, and over 30 cats now available for adoption, looking for permanent homes Saturday.
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