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.
Staples field hockey advances to state title game
The top-seeded Wreckers outlasted No. 4 Fairfield Ludlowe 2-1 in a double overtime shootout to earn a third straight trip to the state final.
Heida Hermanns music competition returns to MoCA\CT on Saturday
The final performances in a longstanding international music competition will take place this weekend at MoCA\CT, with three talented pianists vying for the top honor.
WFM’s winter market begins next week
The Westport farmers’ market is moving indoors to Gilbertie’s Herbs and Garden Center on Nov. 20 and adding a new monthly Saturday market.
Staples boys soccer roars into state final
A three-goal effort lifted the Wreckers to a 3-1 win over the Hall Titans in the state LL semifinal; next up, the final against Greenwich.
Attention, bibliophiles! Westport Library’s big fall sale Dec. 5-8
Don’t miss the Westport Library’s big fall book sale, Dec. 5-8, featuring over 50 categories, including a German-language collection and a $1 fiction room.
Thank you, Westport, from Homes with Hope
In the midst of uncertainty, Homes with Hope CEO Helen McAlinden thanked Westporters for their overwhelming support.
Watching “The Fox on the Fairway” with Susan Granger
Ken Ludwig’s farce “The Fox on the Fairway” at Music Theater of Connecticut is a rip-roaring romp skewering the foibles of golfers.
Former ambassador to Russia to speak at Pequot Library event
The former American ambassador to the Russian Federation will speak about his experiences at the Pequot Library.
Darcy Hicks: artist reception tomorrow
Westport Artist Darcy Hicks is exhibiting a collection of tree paintings at The Westport Book Shop. A reception takes place tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 12.
Nothing changes after RTM vote recount
The recount in Westport for RTM members in Districts 1, 2, and 9 changed nothing about the outcome. Kristin Schneeman defeated Sal Liccione by two votes.
Frankel: BoE should act faster, invite private sector
Newly-elected BoE member Andy Frankel says the district must make decisions more quickly, citing AI and sports facility upgrades as areas for improvement.
Donate coats to help neighbors in need
Help neighbors in need this winter. The Westport Fire Department and Bridgeport Rescue Mission are accepting donations for the ‘Share the Warmth’ coat drive through Nov. 30 at multiple locations.
Shot and held captive by Hamas–family talk at Chabad Lubavitch
Hear the powerful story of Maya and Itay Regev, siblings who survived being shot and held captive by Hamas. Event at Chabad Lubavitch of Westport.
Amity edges Staples girls soccer in state quarterfinal
Host and No 4 Amity of Woodbridge defeated No 12 Staples 1-0 in the girls soccer class LL state tournament quarterfinals. Staples had many chances.
VFW Post 399 to commemorate Veterans Day
VFW Post 399 will recognize Veterans Day with a ceremony and free community luncheon on Tuesday, November 11th.
25 years of legacy at Saugatuck Rowing Club
Howard, Cameron and Tyler Winkelvoss celebrate the 25-year legacy of the Saugatuck Rowing and Fitness Club.
Staples football blanked by top-ranked Rams
Staples football was blanked by unbeaten New Canaan 28-0 on Friday. The 5-3 Wreckers remain in class LL playoff contention.
Felice and Johnnie-O coming to Main Street
Signs approved for new Main Street businesses: Italian restaurant Felice and casual retailer Johnnie-O to open in Westport.
Board of Education farewells
School board colleagues praised Kevin Christie and Robert Harrington at their last meeting, honoring their dedication to public service.
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