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Westport students’ art to be showcased in MoCA exhibit
The schools’ annual showcase of work by students in pre-kindergarten through high school will be displayed June 8-11 at the museum.
Election ’23: Dems’ slate shaping up, Dobin changing horses
Sheri Gordon opts not to seek re-election to Board of Finance in this year’s municipal elections.
Early voting in state wins final legislative approval
State Senate backs measure that sets 14-day period allowing voters to cast ballots in advance of general elections starting next year.
Westport Rotary awards more than $180K to nonprofits
Club distributes money to 39 charities, with wide range of missions, at its annual “Community Giving Luncheon.”
Obituary: Paula Leonard, 88
The longtime Westport resident worked in the real estate field many years, saying she sold Westport and the house just came with it, and also volunteered for community causes that included helping establish the new Westport Center for Senior Activities.
Zucca Gastrobar, new dining destination in Saugatuck, set to open
The Charles Street restaurant will offer a diverse menu, featuring fresh pasta and pizza, tapas and seafood, and craft cocktails and wine.
Last checkout: Former Westport Inn demolished
A new Delamar hotel is slated to open on the Post Road East site in the summer of 2024.
Hometown stride: Westport’s Memorial Day parade
Marchers paid tribute Monday to the men and women who “gave the last full measure of devotion” in service to American freedom.
State apologizes to Staples women, others for witchcraft accusations
Mary Staples, an early ancestor of the family that later played a significant role in Westport’s history, as well as her daughter, granddaughter and more than 30 others, “absolved” of colonial-era allegations.
What’s the IDEA? ‘Kindness’ grant to Staples student raises questions
Several school board members want to review process of accepting $3,000 grant for student leader of Staples High School club promoting diversity and inclusivity.
‘Holi Color Festival’ to be hosted at YMCA
Community invited to join the celebration of colors and unity, traditional in India, set for June 3.
Artists Collective of Westport plans ‘Pop-Up’ show
The show opens with a June 6 reception, followed by a display of members’ work June 7-10.
Folk series to feature former Westonite Matt LiVigni
Next “First Folk Sunday” concert with Suzanne Sheridan is June 4 at VFW Post 399.
All hands on deck: Clean-water watchdog group needs your help
Harbor Watch water-quality-monitoring group launches campaign to acquire a new vessel.
Golden moments at the Westport Fine Arts Festival
Downtown arts showcase, continuing Sunday, opened with crowds under brilliant skies to celebrate its 50th year.
Obituary: Donna Naber, 89
She was an avid gardener and member of the Greens Farms Garden Club, who also enjoyed her cats, reading and gourmet cooking.
Wreckers to face Greenwich in girls lacrosse tourney action
Staples squad qualifies with convincing win Friday over Shelton.
Property transfers May 8-12
WESTPORT–During the week of May 8-12, five properties sold for $10.9 million, including properties on Compo Road S, Green Acre Lane, Kings Highway N, Little Fox Lane (shown) and Tamarac Road.
Hillspoint Road beach approach sidewalk overhaul impending
Everyone loves infrastructure until it’s torn up for improvements.
Staples boys lacrosse preps for state tournament
Second-seed Wreckers host West Hartford on Wednesday.
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