Storm Update
Buses tardy, students late: Schools grapple with transit woes
Board of Education hears superintendent report that busing problems so far this academic year have caused “a mess.”
Staples boys soccer wins wild one against Westhill
The Staples boys soccer team beat Westhill, with goals by Matt Shackelford (twice), Dylan Hoke and Avery Mueller.
P&Z back-and-forth continues on pickleball at Birchwood
Zoners hold off vote after complaints arise over country club’s revised plan for courts.
Lamont talks with Y’s Men at Westport Library
Democratic governor, seeking election to a second term, was quizzed about affordable housing, immigration and lack of civil discourse in politics.
RTM panel backs revised leaf blower ordinance despite blow back
Health and Human Services Committee recommends restrictions on gas-powered leaf blowers be adopted, although one member says the panel was ignoring the devices’ “human” impact.
$250K released for new sidewalks around Greens Farms School
State issues grant, bolstered by town money, for infrastructure project.
Westport Playhouse gala hits a high note with Renée Goldsberry
Local theater, in its 92nd season, celebrates annual event with presentation of its Leadership Award to Barbara K. Streicker.
Staples girls soccer dominates Danbury, but settles for tie
Despite controlling the pace of play, the Wreckers managed a 1-1 standoff against the visiting Hatters.
Shed unwanted records on ‘Shred Day’
Town on Saturday sponsors its annual program for residents to dispose of personal paperwork, financial documents and confidential records.
New at MoCA Westport: ‘Knifed watercolor’ exhibit, open mic night
Programs debuting in October include an exhibit of paintings by Marian Christy and the museum’s inaugural open mic night.
Candidate opinion: Cannabis cons outweigh the pros
Republican candidate for the 143rd District Nicole T. Hampton says cannabis cons outweigh the pros.
Staples football falls to St. Joseph, 42-21
Wreckers crushed by Cadets after losing control late Saturday’s contest.
‘Lobsterfest’ at Compo a succulent success
Westport Rotary’s 11th “Lobsterfest” was a sun-splashed celebration of crustaceans and community.
Property transfers Aug. 29-Sept. 2
During the week of August 29 – September 2, 20 properties changed hands for a total of $38.2 million, generating $94K in conveyance tax, including properties on Cardinal Lane, Compo Road S, Crawford Road, Crescent Road, Deerwood Lane, Ferry Lane E, Gault Park Dr, Hale Street, Harvest Commons, Hiawatha Lane, Highland Road, Kensington Place (Shown), Lansdowne, Maple Avenue S, Newtown Turnpike, Side Hill Road, Silver Brook Road, Stony Brook Road and West Parish Road.
Staples boys soccer in 0-0 standoff vs. Danbury
Visiting Wreckers could not dent the Hatters’ defense Friday.
21 goals, three games: Staples field hockey is on fire
Wreckers pile up the goals in first three games of the season.
Staged reading of play based on slavery trial set by WCT
“The Winter’s Coast,” a courtroom drama based on a 1774 trial sparked by the death of a slave, will be presented Sunday by the Westport Community Theatre.
Staples girls soccer blanks New Canaan, Greenwich
Wreckers, who have not surrendered a goal so far this season, primed to face Danbury on Saturday.
Downtown workaround: Sidewalk detour OK’d on Main Street
“Easement” for sidewalk at 22 Main St. approved by selectwomen while property undergoes extensive renovations.
Stefanowski speaks with Y’s Men at library
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski appeared at the library on Thursday, speaking to the Y’s Men of Westport/Weston.
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