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Update: Linxweiler property in the mix for affordable housing
Affordable Housing Subcommittee will continue to explore possible housing development on the Linxweiler property on Post Road East, according to P&Z Chairwoman Danielle Dobin.
Update: Bermuda, Harbor roads reopen after utility repairs
The intersection was cleared for traffic after wires came down earlier Wednesday morning.
Pandemic will affect kids for years, parents at forum worry
Westport parents tell Board of Education they remain concerned about effects of the pandemic lockdown on their children.
November ‘Students of the Month’ named at Staples
The eight students are recognized as “all-around good citizens” of the high school.
‘Laramie Project’ to be performed at Unitarian Church
UU Players set three weekend performances of the play recounting the murder of gay college student Matthew Shepard.
Teen suicide topic of Thursday program at Town Hall
Former Red Sox pitcher whose son committed suicide to address how his foundation encourages young people to support each other in the face of challenges.
‘Ghost-Writer’ staged by Westport Community Theater
Troupe to perform the play this weekend and next at Town Hall.
P&Z, Hamlet at Saugatuck reps joust over building heights
Zoners and applicants for sweeping Saugatuck development have a long day, and patience wears thin.
Update: Police find missing N.Y. woman tracked through Westport
The 83-year-old was located early Tuesday in upstate Connecticut after she apparently drove through Westport on Monday night, police said.
Affordable housing: Now comes the hard part
Zoning officials set to tackle how to implement Westport’s five-year “Affordable Housing Plan” adopted in June.
Letter to the editor: Lisa Wexler says thanks
Probate judge grateful for voters’ support of her re-election campaign.
Wreckers football sets the table for Thanksgiving showdown
After tough 14-11 win over Ridgefield, Staples is primed for top-ranked Greenwich in holiday finale.
Page-turner of a book sale coming to a close at library
Monday is the last day for the Westport Library’s fall book sale.
Board of Education hosts public forum Tuesday
“Open dialogue” on local education topics scheduled by school board.
Documentaries in focus at MoCA ‘Film Salon’
One of the films to be screened, “Jay Myself,” is directed by Westport photographer Stephen Wilkes.
Obituary: Virginia Pils, 1926-2022
After settling in Westport in 1974, the mother of four was active in Girl Scouting, PTAs, League of Women Voters and First Church of Christ Scientist, and later returned to teaching drama and English.
Wreckers girls soccer blanks Wilton in state tourney
Staples squad advances to tournament semifinals with 3-0 victory.
Westporter Kevin Conroy, the longest voice of Batman, dies at 66
Many might not have known Westporter Kevin Conroy’s face, but he was the longest running voice of Batman. He died Thursday at age 66.
It’s ‘winter’ at Westport Farmers Market on Nov. 17
Market’s winter sessions will take place weekly at Gilbertie’s Herbs & Garden Center.
‘Slice’ donation bolsters Homes with Hope pantry
A $5,000 share of proceeds from the “Slice of Saugatuck” donated by Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce.
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