Storm Update
Letter to the editor: Former transit director urges district be dissolved
Former Transit District director says it’s time for the RTM to solve the town’s transit woes by merging with another transit district.
Another $3M knockdown: say “Goodbye” to 14 Owenoke Park
66-year-old cape gets demolition permit.
RTM moderator’s code of conduct rebuke rankles District 9 rep
Informal warning about RTM’s code of conduct doesn’t sit well with vocal member.
Another school climate survey coming soon
The state-mandated climate survey last year produced troubling results about how students feel about their classes and connection to adults.
Obituary: Edward James Eason, 76
The Westport native was an Army artillery officer before becoming a businessman and involved in the community in Keene, New Hampshire.
Lockwood-Mathews sets talk on ‘Frederic Church at Olana’
Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum sets talk on Frederic Church, a preeminent 19th century painter.
Boys tennis team tops Trumbull
Wreckers defeat Eagles 5-2
Wreckers continue to roll
Wreckers’ Wyatt fans 16 in win.
Property transfers April 10-14
WESTPORT–During the week of April 10-14, five properties changed hands for $6.3 million, including properties on Fragrant Pines Court, Lansdowne, Post Road E and Windrush Lane (shown).
Near & Far Aid celebrates 75 years of helping others
Nonprofit devoted to “targeting poverty and changing lives” in Fairfield County, stages fundraising benefit at Mitchells.
Staples girl tennis team stretches winning streak to six
Hard-fought victory over rival Darien is especially sweet.
Claim debunked that Staples student made antisemitic remark during Nazi death camp visit, but report disputed
Group making the allegation “firmly stands by” its Tweet that a Staples student told a Jewish classmate, “You should have burned here,” during a visit to the Dachau concentration camp this spring — despite a school investigation that found there is no evidence to support the claim.
Finding ‘Common Ground’ is new initiative’s goal
Organizers say “a wide array of constituents and ideological standpoints” will be represented in this Westport effort to promote civil discussion of difficult public issues.
Sashay to UU barn dance Saturday
Event promises foot-stompin’ fun at Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Westport.
DHS recruiting students looking for outdoor jobs
“We Do Walkways” program lists spring and summer yard work offered by older adults in Westport who need help.
Traffic task force updates the public, takes more input
Officials detail actions taken, future plans for projects around town.
Questions raised over conditions at Kings Highway School
Board of Education majority, however, says space, accessibility issues not serious enough to warrant prioritizing over other capital plans.
Can anyone help find this ring?
Owner appeals for help — and offers reward — with locating her wedding band, which was lost at the Whole Foods parking lot last week.
Police: Four New Yorkers nabbed fleeing Ulta Beauty shoplifting
The suspects, all residents of Mount Vernon, N.Y., were taken into custody on Long Lots Road after stealing more than $6,000 worth of merchandise at the theft-plagued store, police said.
Food retailing impresario Stew Leonard Sr. dies at 93
The Westport resident founded what came to be known as the the “World’s Largest Dairy Store” more than a half-century ago, a business that is now a seven-store, food-retailing powerhouse in the Tri-State area.
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