Storm Update
Staples romps with 10-0 win in field hockey tournament
After hammering Hamden in opener, Wreckers move on to quarterfinals against Greenwich.
Wreckers advance in state girls soccer tourney
Staples defeats Hall of West Hartford, 6-1, in tournament’s second round.
Police: NY woman caught trying to burglarize local home
Suspect awakened sleeping Wakenor Road resident by rummaging through kitchen, police said.
Veterans Day ceremony Saturday at Town Hall
The annual tribute to those who have served in the nation’s armed forces will be preceded by a concert of patriotic music.
Obituary: Carl Freeman Mathis, 1958-2023
Described as a “renaissance man,” he co-founded a company that sold advertising on behalf of clients such as PBS and NPR, was active at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Norwalk, and shared “gifts of friendship, music, sports, laughter, religion and love” with family and friends.
School officials to host ‘Community Conversation’
The forum, open for discussion of “any topics” related to Westport schools, will take place Nov. 14.
Program spotlights initiative to end hunger, stop food waste
Documentary about Farmlink Project’s efforts to make “abundance of produce accessible to everyone” screened Nov. 14, followed by discussion led by chef Michel Nischan.
‘Time Stands Still’ staged by Westport Community Theatre
Drama, performed over three consecutive weekends, debuts Nov. 10.
Election ’23 update: Behind the final numbers
Democrats still dominate local politics, but flashpoints on education, Long Lots project and downtown parking spiked voter turnout.
Election ’23: Dillon snags write-in school board win on big night for Dems
Unaffiliated candidate, boosted by alliance with Democrats, handily defeated both Republican Board of Education candidates, as Democrats swept other contests on Tuesday’s ballot.
Election ’23: Waiting game begins as polls close
Voting ended at 8 p.m Tuesday, and now the candidates and their supporters wait for results to roll in.
Staples boys soccer ousted from state tourney in OT upset
Ridgefield prevails 2-1 Tuesday, ending the Wreckers’ solid season.
Election ’23 update: Tuesday voter turnout at record pace
Mid-afternoon voter numbers appear to have surged to unprecedented level.
Election ’23: Ready, set … vote
As polls open at 6 a.m. for Tuesday’s municipal election, here’s a checklist of when and where to cast ballots, who is running for what job in town government and answers to other Election Day questions.
Homeless buses get extension to park at schools
Planning and Zoning Commission sets limits to protect neighbors.
Building bridges: First I-95, next Saugatuck RR span
Officials on Monday hailed completion of Interstate 95 span over Saugatuck Avenue, and announced funding to replace the railroad bridge over the Saugatuck River as well as the trouble-plagued WALK rail span in Norwalk.
Frightfully good: Prize winners in Halloween painting contest
More than 50 young artists created magical scenes for windows at businesses around town, organized by the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce.
‘Pure Imagination’ musical revue at Coleytown Middle School
Student cast to perform 14 choreographed numbers adapted from popular Broadway shows on Nov. 16-17.
‘Theatre People’ play-reading at Westport Country Playhouse
The comedy will be presented Nov. 13 as part of the playhouse’s “Script in Hand” series.
Election ’23: Tuesday voting guide
More than 21,000 registered voters are eligible to cast ballots in Westport’s municipal election Tuesday.
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