Event to discuss the history of “one of Bridgeport’s most fascinating breweries”
Two brewing professionals will visit the Fairfield Museum & History Center this weekend to discuss the history of an early 20th century brewery in Bridgeport.
William Cribari: A life to remember
His life reminds us that the choice to stay—to know your neighbors and tend your streets—is itself a form of greatness. He was William F. Cribari.
Westport Journal to host Jim Himes
Join Westport Journal for a town hall with U.S. Congressman Jim Himes on March 30: congressional oversight, DHS, AI, healthcare, etc.
Watching the Oscars with Susan Granger
Susan Granger provides her full analysis and mock ballot for the 98th Academy Awards. See predictions for best picture, director, and all acting categories.
Matthew Mandell announces candidacy for state representative
The longtime executive director of the Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce is running for the 136th District seat in Hartford.
Special exhibition at Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum to examine Irish-American immigrant experience
The exhibition will be on view through May 17th and feature paintings and sculptures displayed in the mansion’s art gallery and servants’ quarters.
Staples girls move into state tourney’s second round
Wreckers topple Lyman Hall and will host familiar foe Warde Tuesday
A Westporter’s guide to colorectal cancer screening
Colonoscopy is the best test for prevention. Find out about other screening options, common risk factors, and steps to reduce your risk.
Sponsored by Northwell Health.
Cochrane “safe and sound”
Westport police have reported that Anthony Cochrane is “safe and sound.”
Homeowners make the case that their assessments are too high
The Board of Assessment Appeals is hearing cases from 330 homeowners and 60 businesses who believe the town’s new tax values are too high.
Cochrane still missing
Police in Westport are searching for Anthony Cochrane, a 25-year-old Norwalk man reported missing since February 19. he needs medical attention. call police with information.
Westport real estate sales Feb. 16-20
During the week of Feb. 16-20, five properties sold for a total of $10.1 million, including properties on Edgewater Hillside (shown), Grant Ave., Mary Jane Lane, Old Hill Road and Sniffen Road.
Woman charged with spiking water supply of Westport relatives
Police say Megan Greenlee was arrested for spiking a communal water container with prescription medication, leading to the hospitalization of three relatives.
Obituary: Lester S. Becker
Lester S. Becker, longtime Westport resident and founder of Custom Films, passed away. He filmed for ABC’s Wide World of Sports.
For Peter Van Heerden of Westport, leadership role at Pequot Library was “almost like a coming home”
Van Heerden said he is looking forward to expanding the library’s programming opportunities, engaging with younger families, and strengthening engagement with surrounding communities.
Board approves fewer school days
The Westport Board of Education voted 7-0 to shorten the 2025-26 school calendar and make March 20 a full day for students, sparking debate among members.
Library program to address ‘forever chemicals’
A Program at the Westport Library will explore the growing Environmental and Public Health Concerns surrounding PFAS, or “Forever Chemicals.”
Watching “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bassette” with Susan Granger
The nine-part anthology series begins on July 16, 1999, as Carolyn, John, and Lauren take off for Martha’s Vineyard, leading to a tragic end.
Staples girls look to carry second-half momentum into state tourney
Coach Tommy Sparks and Staples girls basketball gained crucial momentum in the FCIAC final. They host Lyman Hall to begin the state tournament.
Obituary: Janet Francis Filling
Janet Francis Filling, Trinity College (Washington D.C.) grad, Westport resident and former American Red Cross leader, passed away.
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