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.
Democrat Town Committee: new slate of officers, May 19 endorsement meeting
Democratic Town Committee elected new officers and announced the may 19 endorsement meeting for the D-136 state representative race.
Before the bridge is decided: why Westporters are calling for federal oversight
Over 1,500 people signed a petition seeking Federal oversight of the William F. Cribari bridge Environmental assessment process in Westport.
Downtown traffic alert today
Westport Police Department advises motorists: anticipate heavy traffic, delays, and road closures in downtown area on Saturday, March 28 (11 a.m.–2 p.m.).
Westport real estate sales March 9-13
During the week of March 9-13, eight properties sold for a total of $31.4 million, including properties on Franklin Street, Izzo Lane, Joann Circle (shown), Over Rock Lane, Post Road E, Riverside Ave., Webb Road and Wright Street.
Spinnaker buys more than half of former Hamlet site
Spinnaker Real Estate Partners buys the majority of the land that would have comprised the Hamlet at Saugatuck site, indicating a major potential change for Westport’s Saugatuck neighborhood.
“Icons on Ammo Boxes” explores the intersection between art and war
Fairfield University is presenting the work of two artists who have transformed recovered war materiel into sacred icons.
Compo Road South sidewalk project to begin in roughly one month
The $1.6 million Compo Road South sidewalk project, approved by the Board of Selectmen, is scheduled to start next month and take 180 days.
Starting April 1, no dogs allowed on town beaches
The next few days are the last chance for dog owners to take pets to Westport beaches. As of Wednesday, April 1, dogs are not allowed.
Watching “Bridgerton: Season 4” with Susan Granger
The Shondaland series, streaming on Netflix, follows second son Benedict Bridgerton as he pursues the mysterious lady in silver, housemaid Sophie Baek.
Staples announces graduates with high honors
Nineteen graduates from the Staples High School class of 2026 earned the high honors seal, placing them in the top four percent of the class.
Teen’s chance purchase at library sale uncovers a piece of Westport history
A teenager’s “out of the blue” decision to purchase an old Bible at a library book sale has uncovered a lost heirloom from a prominent Westport family.
Four million dollar knockdown on Brookside Drive
Westport real estate news: an 88-year-old custom on Brookside Drive has been approved for demolition. Read the details here.
New state housing bills could change the look of Westport
Westport P&Z officials urge citizens to contact State legislators about new laws reducing local control and cutting public hearings on development.
Three criteria for Cribari Bridge project
The future of the Cribari bridge depends on prioritizing public safety, maximizing longevity, and ensuring every district in Westport has a say.
New series at Fairfield Nature Center focuses on foraging and wild edibles
Want to learn more about how to identify plants and determine which ones you can take home to add to a meal? The Fairfield Nature Center is introducing a new educational series that can help.
Yuzu, sushi with a flare and a view of the Saugatuck
Yuzu, the new Japanese spot in Westport, offers theatrical Omakase sushi with fire and kitchen dishes like miso-glazed Chilean sea bass.
Watching “Robin Hood” with Susan Granger
The new 10-episode Robin Hood series stars Jack Patten as Robert ‘Rob’ Locksley, a Saxon leader fighting Norman oppression. On Amazon Prime.
Town launches Affordable Housing Committee Information Hub
First Selectman Kevin Christie announced the launch of the Affordable Housing Committee Information Hub, a dedicated resource for residents.
Fairfield Public Library to host benefit fashion show to support programming
Audiences can enjoy some striking spring attire this week at a unique event to support the Fairfield Public Library’s programming and services.
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