Wreckers dominate Danbury
The Staples Wreckers remained undefeated with a commanding 75-40 win against the Danbury Hatters on Thursday night.
Westport real estate sales Jan. 26-30
During the week of Jan. 26-30, five properties sold for a total of $9.9 million, including properties on Harvest Commons, Hickory Hill Road (shown), High Gate Road, Hitchcock Road and Kings Highway S.
Wreckers win OT battle with Hatters
The Wreckers improved their record to 15-2 overall and 10-2 in FCIAC Play after a thrilling Overtime Victory against the Danbury Hatters.
Susan Granger’s salute to Valentine’s Day
With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching, Susan Granger recalls some of Hollywood’s most memorable smooching scenes, from “Titanic” to “Pretty Woman.”
The Cribari Bridge controversy misses the real problem
The real threat to Westport’s quality of life is the surge of heavy truck traffic cutting through residential neighborhoods. Weigh stations are the practical solution.
Entrepreneur, author Jacqueline Corbelli to speak, sign books at library
Join entrepreneur and author Jacqueline Corbelli at Westport Library for a talk and signing of her new book, “ChangeMaker,” on February 25.
Yale Alley Cats, Soundwaves to perform at UU Westport on Feb. 22
The Yale Alley Cats and the Soundwaves high school ensemble will perform an informal and fun a cappella concert at UU Westport.
Center Stage Theatre’s “Matilda” performances begin Feb. 21st
The theatrical adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic Matilda will take the stage beginning this month.
Brian’s turn: Westport finance 101, ten year financials
Westport’s town spending increased 21% over the decade, below the statewide inflation of 35%, due to reductions in debt and benefits.
Wrecker girls beat Trumbull, move into second place
Staples girls basketball beats Trumbull 49-43 in a key conference matchup. The Wrecker girls move to 9-2 in the FCIAC standings.
Tony-winner Laura Benanti and mom Linda to perform at WCP
The musical show, Mothers Know Best, won a 2025 BroadwayWorld Cabaret award and features duets and Broadway showstoppers.
Obituary: Andrew Vincent Ippolito
Obituary for Andrew Vincent Ippolito, 95, of Westport, Connecticut. He was a Korean war veteran and former Newsday director.
Battle of FCIAC unbeatens: Wreckers ground Eagles
Led by a stymying defense, the Staples Wreckers boys basketball team improved to 16-0 overall, taking down the Trumbull Eagles 54-36.
Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts to present “Dog Sees God”
A coming-of-age play that reimagines characters from the classic comic strip Peanuts will take the stage this month in a performance from the Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts.
Turkey Hill home cleared for demolition despite historic appeal
Widespread black mold and structural issues convinced the Westport Historic District Commission to approve the demolition of the 100-year-old home.
Southbury man charged in November threat at Coleytown El
A Southbury man has been charged for allegedly texting a threat to blow up Coleytown Elementary School in Westport last November.
Updated: Seeking design engineers, DOT says ‘no decision’ made on Cribari Bridge
Despite a call for design engineers, the Connecticut DOT stresses no decision has been made on rehabilitating or replacing the historic Cribari Bridge.
Watching “The Beast in Me” with Susan Granger
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Aggie Wiggins struggles with writer’s block until her new neighbor, the mysterious Nile Jarvis, invades her space.
Exhibition celebrating love to open at Silvermine Arts Center
Set to open on Valentine’s Day, a new exhibition at the Silvermine Arts Center celebrates love as an “active, generative force that heals, connects, uplifts, and transforms.”
‘Mini Moguls’ learn financial literacy, life skills in pop-up marketplace
Founded by Staples High school student Aanya Gandhi, this event showcased student-run businesses and emphasized financial empowerment.
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