Storm Update
New Haven Line to scale back service on five weekends this fall for bridge replacement
Expect reduced service and potential crowding on the New Haven Line this fall during WALK Bridge replacement work.
Susan Granger’s commentary on “Silo” at its mid-point
A look at the dystopian drama Silo, exploring its complex narrative and Emmy-nominated design.
Jim Matschulat to speak about his experience in the Civil Rights Movement
From participating in sit-ins to his unlikely rescue from pursuers by a Mississippi state trooper, longtime activist Jim Matschulat will discuss his experience in the Civil Rights Movement at an upcoming event at the Pequot Library.
Say “Goodbye” to 11 Dogwood Lane
Westport real estate news: a 78-year-old custom split on Dogwood Lane has been approved for demolition. Read the details here.
Firefighter contract sails through RTM
The Representative Town Meeting approved a three-year contract for Westport firefighters with a 21-0 vote.
Obituary: Emily Anne Delangue
Emily Anne Delangue, 36, passed away on August 6, 2026. She was a beautiful, kind soul who will be missed by many.
BoS: “Mister Greenstein, tear down that wall.”
The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to reject a waiver that would have allowed a stone wall to remain in town limits.
Youth program at shuttered Downtown Cabaret Theatre moving to Fairfield
The children’s theater program at the recently closed Downtown Cabaret Theatre will continue on in a new home in Fairfield.
Kings Highway Burial Ground plan is in works, but volunteer work may start soon
The Historic District Commission is developing a plan to restore and improve the historic Kings Highway Burial Ground.
A little help? Human Services seeks donations for school supplies and afterschool program
Human Services is calling for community donations to support local families with school supplies and programs.
Lamont beats Elliot state-wide, crushes him in Westport
Ned Lamont defeated Josh Elliott in the primary election, winning 85 percent of the vote in Westport.
Himes to face Goldstein–again–in November
U.S. Representative Jim Himes will face Dr. Michael Goldstein in the November general election.
Watching “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews the character-driven Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Peter Parker’s journey.
Summer comedy returns to the VFW this Friday
Catch stand-up comedy at the VFW in Westport this Friday, Aug. 14, featuring headliner Matt Vita and more.
“Connecticut Industry” debuts this week at MoCA\CT
MoCA\CT will introduce the latest in its summer exhibitions, featuring an immersive display of large-scale painted panels celebrating Connecticut’s history and industries.
Capture a day in the life of Westport on Sept. 6
The Westport America250 Committee invites you to photograph the town on September 6 for a community project.
Astronomy talk to spotlight newly discovered Mars-sized planet
Michael Telesco will discuss his discovery of new exoplanets at the upcoming lecture at the Westport Observatory.
New Yacht City docks at VFW
See the eight-piece cover band New Yacht City perform yacht rock hits from the 1970s and 1980s at VFW Post 399 on Saturday, May 9.
Jazz at the Post: August Guitars! II
Bob DeVos performs at VFW Post 399 this Thursday as part of the Jazz at the Post series in Westport.
Fairfield University appoints inaugural vice president for arts and culture
Fairfield University has announced the appointment of its first vice president for arts and culture, a post intended to strengthen the school’s cultural assets and improve its standing as an arts destination.
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