Serious injuries avoided in Westport tow truck collision
There were no serious injuries early Sunday morning after an SUV slammed into a tow truck at an accident scene on I-95 North.
Boys soccer: 2025 state champs!
The Wreckers scored three goals to shut out archrivals Greenwich in the state ‘LL’ championship, earning their first title since 2009 with a perfect 22-2-0 record.
And the winners are… Two musicians earn top honors at Heida Hermanns competition
In a surprise decision on Saturday, judges at the Heida Hermanns International Music Competition opted to name two grand prize winners.
Obituary: Karl Kuechenmeister
Karl Thomas Kuechenmeister, 78, died on November 15, 2025. He was a US navy aviator and a senior media sales executive for many major broadcast entities
Staples field hockey team blanked by Darien in state final
Unbeaten in the regular season and having reached the FCIAC and Class L State Finals, Staples field hockey’s only kryptonite this fall was Darien.
Westport CT property sales Oct. 27-31
During the week of Oct. 27-31, nine properties sold for a total of $19.2 million, including properties on Beachside Common (shown), Clinton Ave., Franklin Ave., Grove Pt Road, Harbor Road, Hills Lane, Old Road, Pin Oak Court and Post Road E.
Cultivating with Kerri: giving the gift of writing and nature
If you are searching for the perfect gift for your gardening friends this year, why not choose a book?
“Queen of Hearts” opens her arms to card players, seniors
The Westport Arts Advisory Committee and Friends of the Westport Center for Senior Activities unveiled a new public art piece, “Queen of Hearts.”
Say “Goodbye” to 27 Bauer Place Ext.
27 Bauer Place Ext. - Photo Town of Westport WESTPORT--The Building Department has issued a permit to demolish the house at 27 Bauer Place Ext. The 1¾-story cape was built in 1960. It has 1,200-square-feet of living space, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a...
Obituary: Anthony Jannotta
Anthony Jannotta, a Westport and Nantucket resident, passed away on Nov. 10. He was a former senior staff counsel to the Connecticut AG and law partner.
Housing bill passes, House, Senate; Lamont expected to sign
The CT Senate gave final passage to a new version of a wide-ranging housing bill, HB 8002, in a special session on Friday.
Fairfield Museum “At the Tavern” history talks begin this weekend
The Fairfield Museum and History Center is beginning its “At the Tavern” fall speaker series this weekend, giving visitors a chance to learn more about the role of taverns, food, and drink in New England during the colonial era.
Craig Schiavone: eager to start work on P&Z
After being the highest vote-getter for the planning and zoning commission, Craig Schiavone discusses her plans for development and housing in Westport.
Board of Selectwomen’s historic meeting
Westport’s first board of selectwomen approve a grant for the historic resources inventory and launch plans for the town’s 250th anniversary celebration.
Watching “Nuremberg” with Susan Granger
The Oscar race has officially begun with James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg, a powerful psychological thriller about the 1945 International Military Tribunal.
Inconceivable! Patinkin at the Playhouse? Prepare to applaud
Stage and screen star Mandy Patinkin, also known as Inigo Montoya, performs his newest concert, “JUKEBOX,” for one night only.
George Barrett to play fundraiser concert for Westport Library on Sunday
A Westport-raised singer-songwriter and other musicians will offer an afternoon concert this weekend to raise funds for the Westport Library.
Westport gets a “Conscience”
A production of Joe DiPietro’s comic drama ‘Conscience’ runs November 14–30 at The Westport Community Theatre, dramatizing Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s famous anti-McCarthyism speech.
Man charged with recklessly fleeing Stamford police in Westport
Marcus Anthony Simms, 27, was arrested by Westport police on Nov. 7 for an incident on May 31 where he fled police and crashed in Norwalk.
Now offering a bachelor’s program, Norwalk Conservatory continues to grow
With the new accreditation, students at The Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts can earn a bachelor’s degree in musical theater, musical theater dance, and television and film performance.
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