Hall of Fame welcomes Westport’s Michael Bolton
Westport resident Michael Bolton will be inducted into the New England Music Hall of Fame on April 24 in Milford. The event is a benefit concert.
Christie announces he’ll form Cribari Bridge Advisory Committee
The Cribari Bridge Advisory Committee will evaluate options for the historic bridge, considering community input, technical expertise, and maintenance.
Watching “Giant” with Susan Granger
The Olivier-award-winning play Giant stars John Lithgow as Roald Dahl, confronting his antisemitic comments in a timely drama.
Recycle your mattress / box spring on Saturday, May 2
Americans discard 20 million mattresses annually. Recycle yours for free at Earthplace on May 2.
Woman charged with DUI, evading responsibility after fleeing accident
Anais Marrero, 20, was charged with DUI under 21 and evading responsibility in Westport after crashing her Nissan Sentra.
Stamford History Center hosting its spring tag sale fundraiser this weekend
Looking for a chance to find some unique new items to enhance a collection or add to your home decor? The Stamford History Center will have plenty to discover at their annual Spring Tag Sale Fundraiser this weekend.
From festive to excessive: Westport targets distracting commercial lighting
Westport officials are revising zoning rules to regulate distracting commercial lighting, including animated and color-changing displays, due to safety concerns.
Westport Book Shop showcases Karen Schlansky
Abstract painter Karen Schlansky exhibits her Books series paintings at the Westport Book Shop through April 30. RSVP for the April 23 reception.
Say “Goodbye” to 183 Hillspoint Road
Westport real estate news: a 116-year-old Colonial on Hillspoint Road has been approved for demolition. Read the details here.
Fairfield University to hold Holocaust remembrance ceremony
An annual Holocaust memorial event will be taking place at Fairfield University next week.
Sandwich contest winners announced
The Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of the Great Westport Contest after more than a thousand votes were cast.
Baseball notches two comeback wins
Staples baseball shows a flair for the dramatic, pulling off a walk-off victory against Greenwich and an extra-inning comeback against Cheshire.
Peter Gold reappointed transit co-director
Westport Transit District co-director Peter Gold was appointed to another four-year term, affirming the transit committee’s recommendation.
Leverage private sector to improve Longshore facilities
The Longshore Golf Course facilities are unacceptable and need an upgrade. Brian Stern proposes private partnerships to help fund the project.
Parents of 4-5 year-olds: register them for kindergarten now
Early kindergarten registration in Westport helps the administration plan ahead and ensures a smooth start to your child’s educational journey.
Obituary: Carole Williams
Carole Williams, 86, passed away on April 5, 2026. She was a long-time manager at Pepperidge Farm, employee at the Fire and Building Departments and a loyal friend.
Watching “Marshals” with Susan Granger
This generic, procedural “Yellowstone” spinoff features Kayce Dutton and his new U.S. Marshals crew fighting crime in Montana.
P&Z votes down offsite affordable housing idea 4-3
The Westport Planning & Zoning Commission narrowly defeated a proposal to allow developers to build required affordable housing units offsite.
From poetry to painting: Art + Sound coming to MoCA\CT
MoCA\CT will host a special event this week that combines poetry, jazz, and visual art for a unique immersive experience.
Parents, learn about ‘kid-safe’ phones at Alternative Device Fair
The 2nd Annual Alternative Device Fair will address the risks of early social media access and encourage parents to take the Wait Until 8th pledge.
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