Storm Update
Say “Hello” to 39 Oak Street
Custom Colonial replaces 1961 split-level
Dough to Toss Around? Two Westport Pizzerias Up for Sale
The menu of local eateries set to change as pizza purveyors put businesses on the market.
From The Editor’s Desk: Sniffing the Seat of the Pale Green Pants with Nobody Inside Them & Other Stories
By Jarret Liotta
Say “Goodbye” to 5 Winker Lane
1940 cape approved for demolition
Westport Biz Briefs
New “Cottage’’ chef, “Books to Screen” launched, radio host cited, Westport restaurants showcased and business network welcomes new members.
WWC Hosts Annual Art Show Fundraiser
Works for sale today at the Westport Woman’s Club. (Photos by Jarret Liotta)
Poll: State Residents Strongly* Support Abortion Rights
* While overall Connecticut support for ensuring a woman’s right to abortion is solid, levels of support are “nuanced,” according to new poll.
‘These Honored Dead …’ Memorial Day Parade, Service Set May 30
Memorial Day parade’s line of march, tribute program listed for holiday events.
Property Transfers May 2–6
Sixteen properties changed hands, including properties on Beachside Avenue, Carriage Lane, Cob Drive, Compo Road S, Diamond Hill Lane, Franklin Avenue, Lockwood Circle, Maplegrove Avenue, Red Coat Road, Regents Park, Reichert Circle, Richmondville Avenue, Sandhopper Trail, Sterling Drive and Wakeman Road.
Kowalsky Farm Subdivision Plan Yanked from P&Z Agenda
Applicant seeking to create six residential lots, facing “negative” conservation report, withdraws proposal from Planning and Zoning Commission agenda Monday.
Identity Theft Charged After Illegal Fund Withdrawals
Woman illegally withdrew money from a Westport resident’s bank account, according to the report.
Voices Café Concert to Benefit Refugee Resettlement
Diana Jones’ performance to raise money for program supporting refugees’ housing needs in the region.
Sweet Spots: Westport Treated to New Chocolate Shops
The Chocolatieree on Church Lane realizes owner’s sweet dreams; Bridgewater Chocolate plans return with permanent shop on Main Street.
‘Pop-Up’ Show Set by Artists Collective of Westport
Event planned May 26-29 at Westport Country Playhouse.
Steinberg Wins Uncontested Nod From Dems
Veteran state legislature will seek reelection in November.
Watching with Susan Granger: May 19
Susan reviews “Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness,” “Memory” and “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.”
Obituary: John P. Luscombe, 86
An electrical engineer by trade, he was “a devoted sailor and boatsman” active in several local boating groups.
UPDATE II: Student Who Missed Bus Triggered Schools’ Shelter-in-Place Order
Thursday morning order at Staples High and Bedford Middle schools resulted from ““incomplete and inaccurate information” over identity of a student dropped off at the schools’ North Avenue campus.
Police: Man on Narcotics Caused 3-Car Post Road West Crash
The Stamford resident and another driver were sent to hospital after the February accident.
MLK Event Speaker: The Costs of Racism Harm Everyone
Author Heather McGhee tells Westport’s Martin Luther King commemoration racist beliefs that one group’s progress comes at the expense of another take a universal toll.
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