Storm Update
Downtown Update: Baldwin Lot Upgrade Nearly Done
Planning committee turning its attention to improvement of three other downtown parking lots, as well as pedestrian and waterfront issues.
P&Z Pecks Away at Pickleball Puzzle
Neighbors take swing at plans by Birchwood Country Club to add pickleball courts.
Compo Cannons Framed by Striking Shot of Sunset
A spectacular sunset Wednesday stole a bit of thunder from the rising Supermoon, the “largest” full moon of the year.
‘Encroaching’ Stone Wall Caught Between Rock and Hard Place?
Applicant seeking waiver to repair old stone wall encroaching in public right-of-way tells officials she wants to repair the wall, but not if requirements prove too onerous.
Town Moving Data from Terra Firma to the Cloud
Selectwoman approve two contracts to help manage Westport’s data and technology services.
Watching with Susan Granger: July 13
Westport’s Susan Granger reviews “Kim’s Convenience” at the Westport Playhouse, “Minions: The Revenge of Gru” and “The Girl in the Picture.”
ZBA Signs Off on Deal to Complete Longtime Hillspoint Eyesore
The unfinished structure off Old Mill Beach has been the source of complaints by neighbors and litigation with the town for several years.
Star Designer Siriano’s ‘Collective West’ Opens With Luminaries’ Help
Christian Siriano, who also lives in Westport, opened The Collective West store on Post Road East with an invitation-only event Tuesday.
Obituary: Luigi Scaramuzzo, 87
Born in Italy, the former Westport resident worked on tunnels through the Alps mountains before immigrating, and here was a longtime Pepperidge Farm employee.
MoCA to Host Performance by ‘Classical Contemporary’ Pianist
Adam Tendler to give recital Friday evening at the museum.
Eric Chiang Named ‘Artist of the Month’ at Westport Book Shop
“Moon Light Sonata” oil painting will be on display at downtown store through end of July.
Chain-link Fencing, Galvanized Rails Spark Cavalry Bridge Brouhaha
Neighbors say new bridge between Westport and Weston clashes with character of the rural surroundings.
Months After Legal Threat, Officials Still Vetting TEAM Appointees
But new members have been appointed to other town advisory panels under criteria imposed after a January complaint alleged the multicultural committee’s composition violated the town charter.
UPDATE: Identity of Woman Found Dead in Car Near Jesup Green Confirmed
Joanna Smith, a 34-year-old Stratford resident, was identified Tuesday by police as the person found in the car, while foul play is not suspected in the continuing investigation.
Group Claims Library Censorship Over ‘Transgender Craze’ Book
Forty-six people sign a letter appealing Westport Library’s decision not to add the book, “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,” to its collection.
Swimmers Take a Mile-Long Plunge in Y’s ‘Point to Point Swim’
The 43rd annual stanza of the fundraising event Sunday attracted nearly 100 competitors to Westport waters off Compo Beach.
Burger Baron Reveals Recipe for Success in Business and Life
With publication of memoir, Christian Trefz, a son of immigrants, recounts how he and his brother achieved prosperity in the glow of the Golden Arches.
ABC Westport Gives Teens a Better Chance at Leadership
ABC Westport brings young men from communities without the economic advantages Westporters enjoy to attend Staples High School.
Just Ducky! Yellow Duckies Splash to Raise Cash for Sunrise Rotary
This year’s “Great Duck Race” was relocated to a giant sluiceway on Jesup Green, where thousands of rubber ducks competed Saturday for “lucky duck” humans hoping to snare a share of the $10,000 jackpot of prizes.
Remarkable Marquee: ‘Caddyshack’ and ‘There’s Something About Mary’
The summertime drive-in Monday features film fun on the fairways, plus a costume contest, and a different sort of romantic comedy will be screened Wednesday.
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