Obituary: Arthur A. Greenberg
Arthur “Art” Greenberg, 90, of Westport, CT, passed away. He was a respected confectionery machinery expert, Yale graduate, and Army veteran.
The new digital divide: why small businesses are in danger of being left behind
The AI revolution is creating a new digital divide, sorting out tomorrow’s winners and losers among small and medium-sized businesses.
Obituary: Richard Seclow
Richard “Dick” Seclow, a former advertising executive at Ogilvy, Carl Ally, Inc. and president of Geer DuBois, died at 95 in his Easton home.
Say “Goodbye” to 32 Narrow Rocks Road
A demolition permit has been issued for the 1949 single-story ranch house at 32 Narrow Rocks Road. The Westport property sold for $1,774,000.
Beware turkey trot travel trouble
Due to the Pequot Running Club’s annual Thanksgiving Day road race, Westport Police advise drivers in the southeast area to finish travel by 8 a.m.
Westport Library features expanded Holiday Shop for local shopping
The Westport Library has brought back its Holiday Store for the season, with expanded offerings to help support local merchants and library programming.
AI will help students remain “brilliantly human”
Westport schools are looking to leverage Artificial Intelligence to give teachers and students more time to think, compose, and create.
Homes with Hope provides Thanksgiving meals to 475 families
Homes with Hope, in partnership with CT Basket Brigade and hundreds of volunteers, provided 475 local families with Thanksgiving meals.
Say “Goodbye” to 38 Prospect Road
The 1932-built, two-story house at 38 Prospect Road in Westport has been approved for demolition, following a $1.6 million sale.
Wheels2U provides Thanksgiving stress relief
Wheels2U helps Westporters remove the stressful “station run” from their Thanksgiving weekend to-do list by providing on-demand car service.
Watching “The Queen of Versailles” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews “The Queen of Versailles,” an all-too-timely tribute to hypergamy, based on the 2012 documentary.
New exhibition at Lockwood-Mathews celebrates holidays and tradition
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is opening a new exhibition this week, celebrating the holiday season and seasonal traditions from the 19th century to today.
Forget the noobs! Four 20-year RTM vets recall highlights
Jack Klinge, Dick Lowenstein, Matthew Mandell, and Jay Keenan, four members of the Westport RTM, discuss their two-decade careers.
Obituary: Esterina Rose D’Amico
Esterina Rose D’Amico, 95, a lifelong resident of Westport, passed away on Nov. 20, 2025.
School enrollment short of projections
The Westport school system’s enrollment is short of demographers’ projections, leading to questions on redistricting and future plans.
Zoning Board of Appeals – opening for a Democratic alternate
The Zoning Board of Appeals is accepting applications for a four-year term as a Democratic alternate member.
Westport tree lighting set for Dec. 1
The public is invited to kick off the holiday season with the annual tree lighting ceremony.
On the Trail to bring lively bluegrass to Voices Cafe
A Connecticut-based bluegrass band will present a lively evening of music next month at Voices Cafe.
Westport real estate sales Nov. 3-7
During the week of Nov. 3-7, 10 properties sold for a total of $28.8 million, including properties on Brookside Drive (shown), Crawford Road, Crescent Park Road, Cross Highway, Dogwood Lane, Maplegrove Ave., Mayflower Parkway, Old Hill Farms Road, Sunny Acres Lane and Surf Road.
Beachside Avenue estate fetches $45 million
The sale of a 13.2-acre waterfront property on Beachside Avenue for $45,000,000 is believed to be the largest residential real estate deal in Westport history.
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