Halloween Parade Wednesday + safety tips for trick-or-treaters
Westport is gearing up for its annual Halloween parade on Wednesday, with trick-or-treating set for Friday. The town and police department offer safety advice for everyone.
Westport school board learns about AI
A three-hour presentation on AI’s potential impact on the Westport school district received enthusiastic feedback, with some reservations.
Staples’ Oliver Samuel wins state cross country championship
Staples High runner Oliver Samuel captured the Class LL state cross country championship at Wickham Park in Manchester on Saturday.
For every Westport child, for all of Westport
An opinion from Westporter Rosa Balestrino argues for prioritizing special education in Westport, highlighting its benefits for all students and the community’s future.
Can stress cause a brain aneurysm?
Discover key information about brain aneurysms, including risk factors like high blood pressure, symptoms, and available treatments.
Sponsored by Nuvance Health.
Leaf it to us: town-wide leaf collection set
he Department of Public Works announced the annual curbside leaf collection starts Nov. 3. Leaves in biodegradable bags must be curbside by Dec. 1.
Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk accepting scholarship applications
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is accepting applications for the second year of its Maritime Aquarium Scholars Program.
Four in support of Christie / Wistreich
Westporters Jim Ezzes, Sydney Hunter, and Toni Simonetti / Jeff Neville share their reasons for supporting Kevin Christie and Amy Wistreich.
Roll on! Wheels2U endorsed by FS candidates
The Westport Transit District announced that all five candidates for Board of Selectman enthusiastically support Wheels2U, the town’s ride service.
P&Z candidates speak on affordable housing, Saugatuck’s future
Four candidates are running for three open seats on the Planning & Zoning Commission, facing major challenges like affordable housing and Saugatuck’s future.
Obituary: Sandra Gail Wagenfeld
Sandra Gail Wagenfeld died peacefully from cardiac arrest at her home in Westport. She was 85 years old. She was a devoted supporter of the arts and active in politics.
Next stop: championship game!
Staples field hockey is one win away from back-to-back FCIAC championships after a 4-1 semifinal win over Fairfield Ludlowe. They face Darien next.
In support of Hordon, Frankel, Hopson and Zucaro
An endorsement for Dorie Hordon, Andy Frankel, Michelle Hopson, and Kaitlin Zucaro for the Board of Education, highlighting their qualifications and vision.
Election countdown: FS candidates give their views in unusual political construct
Westport’s selectman election features an unusual political landscape. Candidates discuss their plans for local businesses, government transparency, talent retention and project delays.
Wreckers wallop Warde 49-13
Staples football left no doubts, scoring early and often en route to a 49-13 win at Fairfield Warde on Friday night.
In support of Stephen Shackelford
Houston attorney Neal Manne addresses public comments criticizing Stephen Shackelford’s campaign for the Westport Board of Education, defending his fundraising and support from law partners.
Girls soccer falls to Cardinals on PKs
Staples girls soccer nearly upset Greenwich in the FCIAC Tournament semifinals, ultimately falling in penalty kicks after a 2-2 regulation tie.
Lamont, lawmakers offer details on new housing bill
Governor Ned Lamont and congressional leaders are aligned on most portions of the new housing bill, being drafted to replace House Bill 5002.
Transfer station to test for radiation
Starting next month, waste brought to the Westport transfer station will be monitored for radiation, which sometimes exceeds the maximum allowable levels.
Westport CT property sales Oct. 6-10
During the week of Oct. 6-10, seven properties sold for a total of $9.4 million, including properties on Bridge St., Janson Drive, Richmondville Ave., River Lane (shown), Sandy Hill Terrace, Twin Bridge Acre Road and Whitney Glen Drive.
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