Watching “The Madison” with Susan Granger
In Taylor Sheridan’s hit series, a wealthy Manhattan family faces tragedy in the Montana wilderness and discovers a simpler life.
Sandwich dispute ends in assault, conduct charges
Sixty-nine-year-old Randolph Harrell was arrested in Westport after a verbal argument over grocery store sandwiches turned physical, police said.
Fairfield Museum and History Center offering a series of walking tours
Residents will have several chances to get some exercise and learn about local history, with the Fairfield Museum and History Center offering several walking tours during the spring and summer.
WASA has pups available for spring
WASA is fostering fluffy pups and adult dogs like Norman and Stanley in the Westport area. Adoption requires a home visit.
P&Z acts on ADUs, allows for work in conservation easement
Westport P&Z limits ADUs on small lots and debates approving work inside a conservation easement at 6 Newtown Turnpike.
Longshore Golf Course opens Friday
Longshore Golf Course reopens Friday April 3 with new features including the ForeUp reservation system and new electric Club Car GPS carts.
Combining science and humor, Connecticut Air and Space Museum will host its first comedy show
A group of scientists turned stand-up comedians, including a former NASA employee, will be the guests of honor at the Connecticut Air and Space Museum’s first ever comedy show.
P&Z balks at height and parking at proposed 455 PRE development
Concerns raised by P&Z chairman Paul Lebowitz and other commissioners focused on the reduction in parking spaces and the visibility of the residential buildings.
Watching “Project Hail Mary” with Susan Granger
Amazon/MGM Studio’s sci-fi epic “Project Hail Mary” is a cosmic cinematic phenomenon. The film is exciting, uplifting, and entertaining.
P&Z puts off vote on offsite affordable housing text amendment
Commissioners delayed a vote on offsite affordable housing and a definition change for special needs individuals, scheduling a return on April 6.
VersoFest 2026: amazing creativity
Wyclef Jean’s extraordinary performance drew nearly 800 attendees to the Westport Library, making it the largest program ever hosted.
Missing a local landmark? MoCA\CT wants you to share it for an upcoming exhibition
An upcoming exhibition at MoCA\CT will focus on beloved local places that no longer exist, and the museum is requesting submissions to help an artist recreate some of these sites on canvas.
Governor Ned Lamont to join the chamber speaker series
The Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce and the Westport Library welcome Governor Ned Lamont to discuss Connecticut affordability and fiscal health.
Himes addresses issues in town hall-style session after meeting with protesters
The democratic congressman fielded questions on warrantless searches, immigration, and the future of the Saugatuck River in Westport.
Caleb Smith inducted into Gridiron Hall of Fame
Star Wreckers quarterback Caleb Smith was inducted into the Fairfield County Gridiron Hall of Fame for his record-setting football career.
Jerry’s Girls takes the stage in Shelton
A stage show celebrating the music of renowned composer and lyricist Jerry Herman will take place next month.
Morningside to play at FTC
Fairfield County’s indie rock band Morningside will headline Stage One at FTC on April 3. Westport musician Canyon opens.
Christie, consider housing for adult children with disabilities
This vulnerable constituency faces a uniquely urgent housing crisis in Westport. The town must include adults with disabilities in its strategy.
“No Kings” rally brings thousands to Jesup Green
Thousands gathered for the “No Kings” rally in Westport. Governor New Lamont and others spoke out against President Trump’s imperial presidency.
Cultivating with Kerri: Strutting into spring with the American Robin
Learn how to attract the American robin by planting dogwood or holly, avoiding pesticides, and leaving leaves for their favorite food.
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