Westport activates severe cold weather protocol through noon Friday
The State of Connecticut’s Cold Weather Protocol is in effect. Designated Warming Centers in Westport include the Westport Library and Family YMCA.
Say “Goodbye” to 46 Park Lane
Another 20th-century Westport split-level is on its way out. The 1960 home at 46 Park Lane has received a demolition permit from the Building Department.
Fairfield Museum offering several community service projects on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
The Fairfield Museum and History Center is inviting visitors to take part in a day of service next week to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Who’s savvy now? Store staffer faces new pot sale charge
Savvy Smoker sales associate Mohemed Hedimy faces new illegal cannabis sale charge after an April 8, 2025, raid by Westport police.
Court date set for former Hamlet developer on sexual assault charges
The trial of Daniel Souzzi, a founding partner of Roan Ventures and former Hamlet Developer, on a felony Sexual Assault charge is set for Feb. 19
Obituary: Marjorie Cogswell Santella
Marjorie Cogswell Santella, a longtime Westport resident, was a beloved educator, a community organizer, and a devoted mother and grandmother.
Girls basketball wins yet another lopsided decision
The Staples girls basketball team continues its dominant start to the season, moving to 6-0 after a 70-23 trouncing of host Norwalk. Now, the Wreckers face their first true tests with back-to-back games against 7-0 Torrington and 8-0 Stamford.
Board OK’s doubling train station parking fines, $2.2M fire truck and more
Westport Board of Selectmen approved doubling the illegal train station parking fine to $50 at Saugatuck and Greens Farms, bought a new fire truck, and accepted two donated ambulances.
“Floral Exhibitions” opening at Greenwich Arts Council’s Bendheim Gallery
Art lovers are invited to escape from winter’s chilly temperatures and revisit the warmth and vibrancy of flowers through a new exhibition opening this week.
Gina Gershon joins VersoFest
Actress Gina Gershon will take the stage at The Westport Library on March 28, discussing her recent memoir, AlphaPussy, with Alisyn Camerota.
Norwalk Hospital center offers emergency medical care for kids
Norwalk Hospital has opened the Cohen Pediatric Emergency Center, a new, kid-oriented facility offering specialized emergency and observational care.
P&Z OKs Aquarion app, continues hearing on historic property Text Amendment
The Westport Planning and Zoning Commission continued a public hearing on TA 859 to preserve historic structures and passed the North Ave. application from Aquarion.
Staples sets record with 69 musicians in festival
Sixty-nine Staples High School musicians were chosen to perform at the CMEA Western Region Music Festival, a new record for Westport students.
Obituary: Wayne J. Uccellini
Wayne J. Uccellini, 80, lifelong Westport resident and beloved mentor, passed away. He owned Allen’s Clam and Lobster House for 40 years.
Two longtime arts organizations honored by new signage at Norwalk City Hall
Two organizations that have been supporting orchestral music performances and education in the community for decades have been honored with new signage at the Norwalk City Hall.
New unit formally connects Police and Human Services Depts
The Westport Police Department is starting a new program called the Community Care Unit, linking the Police Department with Human Services.
Explaining the drivers behind the school budget increase
Board members and a parent questioned School Superintendent Thomas Scarice on staffing, special education costs, and a $95,000 uniform pitch.
Watching “The Testament of Ann Lee” with Susan Granger
Filmmaker Mona Fastvold chronicles the rise and fall of 18th-century religious leader Ann Lee, founder of the Shaker sect.
Discussion with Ani DiFranco to kick off Westport Library’s VersoFest
A conversation with Ani DiFranco, a Grammy Award-winning folk rock musician, will mark the start of festivities at the Westport Library’s four-day VersoFest 2026 event.
RTM approves $124,000 for new Levitt Pavilion stage
Westport’s Representative Town Meeting approved $124,000 to replace the ripped vinyl stage covering at the Levitt Pavilion due to safety concerns.
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