Storm Update
Conservation officials cite rising number of rule breakers
Seven notices of violation for clear-cutting, illegal fill or dumping in or near wetlands and watercourses issued during March alone.
Town sets open meeting training, not revealed to public
Selectwomen set Freedom of Information training for town officials and staff, but whether the Thursday sessions are unnoticed meeting depends on what is discussed.
Uniting to quash hate needs police, legal system — and you
At Westport forum, state’s top federal prosecutor, others underscore citizens’ responsibility in reporting hate crimes as the best way to eradicate them.
‘Work, Live, Ride’ housing initiative passes first hurdle
Controversial proposals for transit-oriented developments and “fair share” regional housing receive committee support for scrutiny by full General Assembly.
Dog days at town beaches end Saturday
Pooches prohibited at Compo, Old Mill and Burying Hill beaches from April 1 until Oct. 1.
Applications open for ‘Neighborhood’ state tax credits
Westport nonprofits can be listed among organizations eligible to receive donations facilitated through the program.
Student has a big IDEA about embracing differences
Club at Staples High School helps younger children understand challenging concepts like diversity and inclusion.
Say “Goodbye” to 114 Beachside Ave.
Owners of 1911 Tudor apply for demo permit
Floral design program hosted by garden club
“Snipped Design Challenge” will be hosted by Greens Farms Garden Club on April 4.
Say “Goodbye” to 15 Rockyfield Road
Post-war Colonial cleared for demolition
Police probe student’s report of ‘disturbing’ social media post
Online message early Monday was so concerning the student considered not going to school, police said.
Work resumes on Old Mill Beach eyesore, but misses deadline
Compliance with a recent Blight Prevention Board order to remove the structure’s chimney and cupola was not completed in time.
Bringing Africa to Westport to support Tanzania
“An Evening of Africa — Cocktails & Conversation” event to benefit foundation organizing education, leadership and business development programs in the African nation.
‘Little Mermaid’ poised to make a splash at Saugatuck School
The Saugatuck Theater Club’s revived production of “Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.” hits the stage March 31-April 1 at the elementary school.
Deal sealed for $8M in upgrades for Inn at Longshore
Selectwomen give final OK for new 30-year lease with hospitality group that runs Delamar hotels.
Property transfers March 6-10
WESTPORT–During the week of March 6-10, six properties changed hands for $13.7 million, including properties on Bayberry Lane, Lakeview Road, Morningside Drive S, Norwalk Avenue (shown), Richmondville Avenue and Sherwood Drive.
A state tax cut is coming, but who should get it?
Plan by Gov. Ned Lamont to reduce the state income tax is popular in the General Assembly, but legislators are wrangling over details — in particular, whether the rich deserve any at all.
Police: Man charged after ‘domestic violence’ incident
Suspect allegedly grabbed the victim by “the chest/neck area,” police said.
‘Ain’t Misbehavin’ gets playhouse season jumpin’
Showcasing Fats Waller’s rollicking music, the production kicks off the 93rd season at the Westport Country Playhouse on April 11.
Obituary: Glenn Gerry, 93
He was an engineer for Burndy Corp. and Pitney-Bowes, sang with Greens Farms Church choir and other groups, and “should be remembered for his early strikes at social injustice … Glenn always insisted on inclusion of everyone. Always.”
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