Cultivating With Kerri: the joys of early spring in the garden
Learn the important gardening word for March: restraint. Know when to hold off on cleanup, why pollinators are vital, and when to prune.
Benefit at Saugatuck Rowing Club to support veterans help group, movie
The community is invited to a fundraiser at the Saugatuck Rowing Club on March 28 supporting Hero to Hero and the film “Blue Bunny.”
Eight Staples ‘Students of the Month’ named for March
Principal Thomas Stafford announced eight Staples High School students of the month for March. The honor recognizes good citizens with a positive attitude.
Harvey again fires up the girls; Wreckers advance to state semis
Wreckers overcome eight 3-pointers from visitors and win on home court
Read to Grow hosts fundraiser supporting Connecticut families
A night for books will celebrate the connection among books, families, and community, supporting programs across Connecticut.
Whale of a game: Wreckers pull away against New London
Wreckers topple Whalers, move on to state semis and a date with Notre Dame Prep.
Westport real estate sales Feb. 23-27
During the week of Feb. 23-27, seven properties sold for a total of $34.8 million, including properties on Burnham Hill (shown), Canal Road, Greens Farms Road, Hills Lane, Palmieri Road and Partrick Road.
Board of Finance raises “alarm” about increasing Board of Ed budget
The Board of Finance unanimously approved the $157.8 million school budget with reservations, vowing a sharper eye on future spending plans.
Want to join the Library Board? Apply now
Make a meaningful impact in The Westport community by guiding The Library in its mission as a Trustee. Applications are open until March 20.
Crime, policing, and the upcoming governor’s race in Connecticut
Public safety, including debates over juvenile crime, police staffing, and reform, is central to the Connecticut governor’s race.
Art, ballet to merge at special event at Norwalk Art Space
Describing it as “dance as a moving exhibition,” the Norwalk Art Space will welcome East Coast Contemporary Ballet to its galleries this weekend.
Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts premieres Legally Blonde next week
Break out your pink attire. Legally Blonde is taking the stage next week!
YMCA to hold ballroom master class
A Ballroom Master Class with “Dancing with the Stars” professional Karina Smirnoff will take place next week at the Westport Weston Family YMCA.
Bring hazardous wastes to Greens Farm RR lot 1 on April 11
Dispose of paint, gasoline, pesticides, and other household hazardous waste at Greens Farm RR lot 1 on April 11.
Lee Goldstein announces candidacy for state representative
Lee Goldstein, chair of the Westport Board of Education, announces her candidacy for Connecticut state representative in the 136th district.
Harvey leads Wreckers over Warde in state quarterfinals
Staples defeats Warde in the state tournament’s second round and will take on South Windsor Friday at 5 pm.
Staples boys advance to Friday’s quarterfinals
Top-seeded boys defeat Manchester in second round and will host New London Friday at 7 p.m.
Jim Sciutto to give presentation on the impact of foreign affairs reporting
A prominent CNN personality will visit Fairfield next week to deliver a presentation entitled “Reporting Foreign Affairs: How Does It Impact the USA?”
Historic commission subcommittee will drive cemetery restoration
Westport’s Historic District Commission plans to establish a subcommittee to restore historic graveyards, starting with the King’s Highway Burial Ground.
‘Newsies’ coming: Coleytown to deliver an Extra! Extra! special musical
The student thespians of Coleytown Middle School will recreate the newsboys strike of 1899 with their upcoming production of Newsies.
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