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Final day for downtown sidewalk sales Sunday
More al fresco bargains and one-of-a-kind promotions on offer from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Foul weather friends flock to support ‘Great Duck Race’
Thousands of yellow rubber duckies competed Saturday to help feather Westport Sunrise Rotary’s charitable nest.
Property transfers June 5-9
WESTPORT–During the week of June 5-9, nine properties sold for $16.9 million, including properties on Canterbury Close, Compo Mill Cove (shown), Compo Road N, Fernwood Road, Marion Road, River Oaks Lane, Vineyard Lane, Whitney Glen Drive and Woodcock Lane.
Letter to the editor: Tar Rock’s Revolutionary history can’t be forgotten
Colonists lit high point ablaze to warn the British were coming.
Westport legislators to review ’23 General Assembly session
Public forum set Wednesday at Westport Library.
Canal Road homeowners support neighbor request to raise house
Applicants say the main reason for the plan is to make house safer from threat of rising waters.
Westport hosts 58th annual ‘jUNe Day’ on Saturday
United Nations delegates and staff will be welcomed to town for summertime hospitality.
Watching with Susan Granger: June 22
Westporter Susan Granger reviews the CGI-heavy “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” and the animated “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.”
No butts about it, smoking and vaping banned at beaches
No more blazing up at Westport’s beaches and some other recreational facilities.
Police issue downtown traffic, parking advisory for weekend
Sidewalk Sale and Great Duck Race expected to attract crowds.
‘Family Fun’ down at Wakeman Town Farm
The annual event featuring crafts, games, food and the farm’s animals will take place July 8.
Staples senior helps youngsters gain ‘sound’ eco-knowledge
Ashley Cheng interned for the SoundWaters educational program helping young students learn about Long Island Sound.
RTM committee recommends second transit director
Westport has not had a second director for years, as required by state.
Westport Country Playhouse appeals for ‘immediate’ $2M
Historic theater sets $2 million fundraising goal by July 30 as it struggles to rebound from “tenuous” financial straits caused by pandemic, production and staff cuts, and leadership changes.
Say “Goodbye” to 14 Cockenoe Drive
1938 cape set for demolition.
Petitioners call for permanent ‘Pride’ crosswalk downtown
A rainbow crosswalk, recognizing the LGBTQ community’s observance of Pride Month, was approved on a temporary basis near Jesup Green.
Pogue saw ‘improvised elements’ on sub missing in search of Titanic
In CBS “Sunday Morning” report, Westporter David Pogue visited the North Atlantic as the OceanGate submersible was prepared for an earlier expedition to the sunken wreck of the legendary ocean liner.
Tree Board not consulted on downtown parking plan
Part of the panel’s mission is to protect trees on town property.
Farmers market in focus: ‘Young Shoots’ photo contest
Entries in annual contest, for photographers 5 to 18 years old, accepted June 22-Aug. 3 by Westport Farmers Market.
Say “Goodbye” to 1 Riverview Road
93-year-old conventional set for demolition.
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