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Staples field hockey coach Ian Tapsall competes in World Masters event
Ian Tapsall, Staples field hockey coach, participated in the World Masters Hockey World Cup at the Oi Hockey Stadium in Tokyo.
Leaf blower restrictions: Big changes = no RTM vote
The Representative Town Meeting, set for a final vote on a months-in-the-making ordinance restricting use of gas-powered leaf blowers, instead this week will hear only the latest revisions to the proposal.
Police: Man charged with vandalizing car at RR station
Suspect allegedly used tire iron to scratch and dent vehicle, police said..
Election ’22 profile: Maher, 26th Senate District
Democrat, running to hold seat after Will Haskell steps aside, answers Westport Journal election survey.
Election ’22 profile: Boucher, 26th Senate District
Republican candidate, seeking to return to General Assembly seat, answers questions posed by Westport Journal.
Live & in person: P&Z tackles ‘Hamlet at Saugatuck’ application
Zoners pivot from pandemic-era online meetings for Nov. 2 hearing at Town Hall on major development plans for the riverside neighborhood.
Letters to the editor: Candidates win support
With elections looming Nov. 8, writers have mixed views of candidates on the ballot.
‘The more people who vote, the better’
League of Women Voters of Westport continues to advocate for more voter participation, and plans a pre-election candidate forum Nov. 2.
Hallo’winners named in window art contest
Eight young painters spirit away honors in annual event that attracted more than 75 children decorating windows at 63 Westport businesses with Halloween scenes.
Voices Café to host concert for families Nov. 5
Duo of Dan and Claudia Zanes slated to perform.
Field hockey avenges loss to Greenwich in playoff-opening win
Stout defense and goals by Charlotte Strange and Adela Ardrey propelled Staples field hockey to a 2-0 win over Greenwich.
Girls’ soccer team advances to FCIAC semifinals
The host and No. 3 seed Staples High girls’ soccer team blanked No. 6 Brien McMahon 3-0 in the FCIAC tournament quarterfinals on Friday.
Football team piles up 56 points in win over Bears
Clark Sets Record As Staples football team topples Norwalk behind Smith’s Six TDs.
Property transfers October 10-14
During the week of October 10-14, 10 properties changed hands, including properties on Bridge Street, Clinton Avenue, Davenport Avenue, Hillspoint Road, Lansdowne, Mills Street, Reichert Circle, Ridge Drive, Soundview Drive (shown) and Westfair Drive.
Pumpkins patchy? Gourds gross? Head to ‘Great Pumpkin Toss’
Composting program hosted Nov. 3 at Westport Farmers Market.
Questions about ‘equity’ divide school board members
Two-year study on diversity, equity and inclusivity in Westport schools wins support from some Board of Education members, but others fault focus of efforts.
Say Goodbye to 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 and 47 Hiawatha Lane
The Building Department yesterday issued permits to demolish eight homes on Hiawatha Lane, to make room for the 157-unit Summit Saugatuck development.
Remarkable marquee: Halloween fun & fright
Two animated movies, more kooky than spooky, are planned for families at the drive-in, but two others are for hard-core horror buffs.
Property transfers October 3-7
During the week of October 3-7, thirteen properties changed hands, including properties on Compo Road N, Cross Highway (shown), Duck Pond Road, Greenwood Lane, Grove Point Road, Hermit Court, Hiawatha Lane Ext, Old Hill, Farms Road, Reimer Road, Silver Brook Road, Sycamore Drive and Trailing Rock Lane.
Norwalk complex highlights border development concerns
Development on the Norwalk-Westport border highlights concerns about the approach of different municipalities.
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