Saugatuck CC to celebrate that time the church was on a roll
The Saugatuck Congregational Church will commemorate the 75th anniversary of its historic 1950 move.
Aaron Simms named executive director at Shakespeare on the Sound
As its 30th anniversary season approaches, Shakespeare on the Sound has named Aaron Simms as its new executive, operating, and artistic director.
P&Z holds executive session regarding Montessori litigation
The Planning and Zoning Commission held a two-hour executive session on Monday regarding pending litigation with Apple Montessori.
Voting for all four is the right thing to do
Westporter Camilo Riano shares an opinion on why voting for all four Republican candidates for the Board of Education is the right thing to do for the children of Westport.
Watching “Kiss of the Spider Woman” with Susan Granger
Winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” based on Manuel Puig’s 1976 novel, delves into the complex relationship between two prisoners.
Wreckers win round one
Staples Wreckers boys soccer started the FCIAC tournament with an 8-0 victory over Norwalk.
My endorsements for the best future Saugatuck
Rick Smilow endorses candidates for Westport’s November 4th election.
This is getting “Old”–P&Z again continues subdivision app
A public hearing for a four-lot subdivision on Old Road was continued by town planners for a third time on Monday following additional concerns from neighbors.
Westport Library celebrates the art of storytelling in fall exhibitions
The Westport Library is currently featuring three exhibitions that celebrate visual narratives and storytelling, available for viewing until December 16th.
Field hockey completes perfect regular season
The Staples Wreckers field hockey team completed a perfect 16-0 regular season, blanking Ridgefield 3-0. They will host Trumbull in the FCIAC quarterfinals this afternoon.
Competence isn’t partisan—Westport for David Rosenwaks
When dysfunction defines national politics, local leadership matters more than ever. Westport has the chance to get this right by electing David Rosenwaks as First Selectman.
Obituary: Aldean (Deanie) Duffy
Aldean Alice Duffy, age 87, of Westport, passed away peacefully at home among family on Saturday, October 11, 2025, after a long and heroic struggle.
Candidates take different approaches to Saugatuck’s future
The three candidates for Westport first selectman have distinct perspectives on how to manage the future of Saugatuck, a question that continues to be dominated by the Hamlet development.
Stand Up for Homes with Hope with Tom Papa
Stand Up for Homes with Hope, an October tradition, drew 700 attendees and raised more than $220,000.
Why I’m voting for Kevin Christie and Amy Wistreich
Valerie Seiling Jacobs, a leader in Save Westport Now, explains her nonpartisan decision to vote for Kevin Christie and Amy Wistreich.
Westport artist to be featured at Open Studios Weekend event
Westport artist Jen Greely is one of 16 artists featured in the “Surfaces & Spaces” exhibition at Wilson Avenue Loft Artists during Open Studios Weekend.
Thirteen in support of Abby Tolan
Thirteen Westport residents, parents of special education students, express their support for Abby Tolan for the Board of Education, citing her invaluable expertise.
Schools help immigrant families prepare in unsettled times
As immigration and deportation incidents become more common, and fear grows, schools may have to answer difficult questions if students’ families are broken up.
No Kings protest
An estimated 3,000 people gathered in downtown Westport yesterday, Oct. 18, to protest the current Washington administration under the No Kings rubric.
To all of the members of the Westport Community Gardens:
Don O’Day responds to the Westport Community Garden’s open letter, detailing unanimous town decisions for a new school and the commitment to a new garden.
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