Storm Update
ZBA meeting scuttled by town website internet issues
Some have had problems accessing town’s website since Monday.
129 Westport voters made (early) voting history Tuesday
Although outcome of the 2024 presidential nomination process is already determined, 105 Democrats and 24 Republicans cast primary ballots locally on the first early-voting day in Connecticut’s history.
‘Taste of Westport,’ a culinary celebration for a cause, set May 22
Event features fare from 24 restaurants, a mix of libations, and a silent auction benefiting CLASP programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Police: Three nabbed in cat-and-mouse chase after burglary attempt
Spotted by homeowner’s doorbell camera, vehicle break-in suspects were caught after several foiled attempts to elude police dragnet early Tuesday.
Letter: Avoid ‘irreversible mistake,’ reject Jesup parking plan
Writer suggests adhering to plans previously envisioned for downtown green and considering options like a parking structure in Baldwin lot.
Parker Harding, Jesup parking plans hit P&Z pothole
Some taken aback by idea of paving upper part of Jesup Green for parking to compensate for spaces lost at Parker Harding.
Multi-car crash closes lanes on Post Road just over town line
Traffic tangled, at least one person taken to hospital.
Class of ’24 valedictorian, salutatorian named at Staples
Leigh Foran, the valedictorian, and Andrew Berkowitz, salutatorian, have excelled in academics and athletics — and a wide range of other pursuits.
App to book Wheels2U rides to be updated overnight Monday
Riders advised about steps for logging in Tuesday morning.
Schools’ capital project list balloons to $12M
Latest five-year forecast of repair and replacement projects reflects a nearly 30 percent rise in costs since the last comprehensive survey.
Canal Road couple tries again to keep house above rising tides
As flooding worsens, plan scaled back from what was previously submitted to ZBA.
Opinion: Jesup parking plan + Parker Harding project = bad idea for both
Writer urges Planning and Zoning Commission to reject the revised designs for downtown parking.
A first: Early voting for presidential primaries starts Tuesday
The state’s first-ever balloting in advance of a scheduled election gets underway with four days of voting before the April 2 primaries.
Music of Americana at Voices Café on April 6
Deep River Ramblers to perform repertoire ranging from Muddy Waters to Levon Helm.
YMCA hoopsters get pro tips at Knicks basketball clinic
NBA All-Star John Starks gave advice — and autographs — at Jr. Knicks program in Westport.
Long steady rains flood local roadways
Rain finally ends as stream flooding becomes troublesome.
A vending machine with a higher calling
Temple Israel’s new “Jewish vending machine” heralded as “a one-stop shop for living a Jewish life.”
Judy Collins to perform April 12 at Westport Country Playhouse
The singer-songwriter is known for recordings of “Both Sides Now,” “Send in the Clowns” and “Amazing Grace” over a career spanning more than five decades.
Parents press for tougher school policy on bias, hate offenses
For third meeting in a row, Board of Education hears pleas to adopt tougher Code of Conduct and disciplinary policies for harassment, bullying.
Property Transfers March 4-8
WESTPORT — During the week of March 4-8, 13 properties traded hands for a total of $29.7 million, including properties on Burr School Road, Covlee Drive, Duck Pond Road, Hillandale Road (shown), Mary Jane Lane, Post Road W, Richmondville Avenue, Riverside, Avenue, Timber Lane and Willowbrook Drive.
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