Obituary: Rita R. Englebardt
Rita Englebardt, a Westport resident for 65 years, passed away peacefully at home on July 20 at the age of 101.
Westport: join today’s meeting on Saugatuck’s zoning loophole
P&Z Commissioners Michael Calise and Patrizia Zucaro urge residents to engage in the debate about a zoning loophole in Saugatuck.
First Folk Sunday Aug. 2: Cheryl Wheeler tribute
Suzanne Sheridan performs a tribute to Cheryl Wheeler at the Saugatuck Rowing Club on August 2.
AHD: beaches closed Wednesday
Aspetuck Health District has closed all Westport beaches for 24 hours due to heavy rainfall.
Watching “Hot Summer Movies” with Susan Granger
Explore the latest film releases and find out which summer movies are worth seeing in theaters this month.
MoCA\CT to hold mourning ritual for lost spaces as part of current exhibition
A ceremony designed to remember and mourn lost spaces will take place this weekend at MoCA\CT, complementing a current exhibition.
Parks & Rec officials given more homework on field lighting proposals
The Planning & Zoning Commission requires more information regarding the proposed athletic field lighting in Westport.
Jazz at the Post: Svetlana and The Delancey Five
Svetlana and The Delancey Five perform jazz standards and originals at VFW Post 399 in Westport this Thursday.
Westport: think twice before accepting mass surveillance as the new normal
Westport has embraced technology that deserves far greater public scrutiny before it becomes accepted everyday life.
Pequot Library’s book sale returning for 65th year
The Pequot Library is promising that its latest summer book sale will be its biggest one yet, with the celebrated event returning for its 65th year this weekend.
Westport Prize for Literature announces its 2026 finalists
Three authors are vying for the 2026 Westport Prize for Literature at The Westport Library.
Playhouse posts 36-second peek at ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’
Discover the Westport Country Playhouse production of Agatha Christie’s classic mystery, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
Obituary: Thomas Moore Lowrie
Thomas Moore Lowrie, architect and community leader, passed away peacefully at his Westport home.
10 firms share qualifications for special ed study
The Board of Education evaluates 10 candidates to review district special education programs and services.
National night out
Westport hosts its first annual National Night Out on August 4 at Jesup Green, featuring local first responders.
Pride night at Eleish Van Breems
Eleish Van Breems Home hosted a local Westport Pride celebration with food and wine at their flagship store.
Cultivating with Kerri: Jaime Smith has the buzz on beekeeping
Jaime Smith shares his experience with beekeeping in Connecticut and how locals can help honeybees thrive.
Westport real estate sales June 29-July 3
During the week of June 29-July 3, 17 properties sold for a total of $51.8 million, including properties on Adams Farm Road, Blue Ribbon Drive. Cavanagh Ave., Cedar Pond Road, Greystone Farm Lane, Jennie Lane, Marion Road, Marsh Road, Michele Lane, Raymond Place, Riverfield Drive, Rowland Place, Sandpiper Road (Shown), Sprucewood Lane, Stonewall Lane, Tanglewood Lane and Warnock Drive.
Registrars asked to explain illegal move limiting polling places
After public feedback and a reprimand from the Secretary of State, Westport registrars reverse their decision to consolidate all polling locations into one site.
New exhibition at Silvermine celebrates the role of artists in shaping cultural identity
A new exhibition at the Silvermine Arts Center offers a celebration of both the organization and the American semiquincentennial, looking at how artists have shaped cultural identity on both a local and national level.
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