Storm Update
Old barn to get new life as ‘ADU’
North Avenue barn to be reborn as one of the town’s first accessory dwelling units.
Obituary: Edward Joseph Capasse, 91
The lifelong Westport resident was a lawyer at local law firms more than six decades, served as chairman of the town’s Board of Finance among his civic activities and lived his life according to his Staples High School yearbook quote, “Upright as the cedar.”
Police: Unruly Levitt music fan charged with breach of peace
Disturbance during recent Twiddle concert at the pavilion also resulted in the man being charged with interfering with an officer, police said.
Neighbors object as Greens Farms cell tower plan faces state review
More details about controversial project revealed during Tuesday’s two-part hearing by the Connecticut Siting Council, which has sole authority over the application.
Stephanie Thomas easily wins Dems’ secretary of the state nod
Trump-endorsed Leora Levy is upset winner of GOP Senate primary; Jayme Stevenson wins Republicans’ 4th Congressional District nomination.
‘4,000 Miles’ next production at Westport Country Playhouse
Bicycle giveaway planned in conjunction with play about a young cyclist’s cross-country journey to his grandmother’s Greenwich Village apartment.
Temple Israel to host Ehud Barak, former Israeli prime minister
Sept. 20 program planned by Westport synagogue.
A beguiling afternoon at the library
Trio entertains Westport Library audience with music by Brahms and Mendelssohn.
Police: Trucker charged after leaving scene of Parker-Harding crash
Stamford man failed to notify anyone after May accident, police said.
GOP, Dem candidates vie for parties’ nods in Tuesday primaries
Only voters registered with major political parties can vote in their respective primaries for statewide and congressional candidates.
At tense neighborhood meeting, Hiawatha apartment plans detailed
Developers of a 157-unit apartment complex in a middle-class Saugatuck neighborhood were questioned sharply at informational meeting Saturday.
Remarkable marquee: ‘Paddington 2’ and ‘Goodbye Columbus’
Both movies, based on books with very different themes, will be screened at the Remarkable Drive-In.
A classical night at MoCA Westport
Danish String Quartet performs concert of music by Purcell, Schumann and Schubert.
Property Transfers July 18 – 22
During the week of July 18 – 22, 17 properties changed hands, including properties on Bulkley Avenue N, Cricket Lane, Deerwood Lane, Dogwood Lane, Gorham Avenue, Grays Farm Road, Harvest Commons, Hillandale Road, Iris Lane, Keyser Road, Long Lots Road, North Avenue, Sniffen Road, Spicer Road, Sturges Commons, Sylvan Road N and Winding Court.
Deadly Norwalk-Westport stretch of I-95 to get overhaul
A project by the state to make a treacherous stretch of Interstate 95 between Norwalk and Westport safer has begun.
Westport woman among athletes in Swim Across the Sound
Nancy Saipe of Westport is among those taking part in Swim Across the Sound on Saturday.
Donations sought for town’s ‘Back-to-School’ program
The Department of Human Services’ annual campaign helped 115 children from 70 families last year, and placed 15 youngsters in after-school programs while their parents worked.
Long Lots School project underscores financiers’ debt concerns
As Board of Finance signs off on new job-search program and drainage system for Longshore Golf Course, looming Long Lots Elementary School costs prompt scrutiny of long-term debt.
Watching with Susan Granger: August 4
Westport’s Susan Granger reviews three summer pleasers: “DC League of Super-Pets,” “Thor: Love and Thunder” and “Obi-Wan Kenobi.”
Police: Westporter victimized by another check-washing scheme
Woman faces charges after Westport police said a resident’s check stolen from the mail was altered and deposited into her bank account.
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