Storm Update
Christie pulls chair of the DPIC
First Selectman Kevin Christie removes DPIC Chairman Randy Herbertson, citing the need for new leadership and engagement with local merchants.
Susan Granger’s best of 2025
See Susan Granger’s highly anticipated list of the best movies, directors and performances of 2025.
Obituary: Walter Vincent “Vinnie” Hayes Jr.
Walter Vincent “Vinnie” Hayes Jr., United States Air Force Veteran and former Weston volunteer fireman, passed away peacefully at 78.
Threads of Community exhibition to showcase fiber arts, interwoven stories
An upcoming exhibition at the Norwalk Art Space will bring together several people involved in the fiber arts to explore how the medium can illustrate the concept of community.
Ulta Beauty tempts thieves; police work with store on deterrence
The Ulta Beauty in Westport has seen 18 thefts this year, leading to numerous arrests and police-store cooperation on deterrence.
Toyota Oakdale included on Mammoth’s “The End Tour”
A breakout hard rock band will include Connecticut on its 2026 tour, visiting The Dome at Toyota Oakdale Theatre in March.
Wrecker girls head into New Year on winning note
Staples girls basketball, led by Coach Tommy Sparks, turned a seven-point halftime lead into a commanding 69-44 win at Masuk on Monday.
Obituary: Peter Nichols Boehm Jr.
Peter Nichols Boehm Jr. ‘PJ’ passed away Dec. 27, leaving a grieving community and a legacy of kindness. A University of Miami graduate, he was deeply kind and endlessly curious.
Author Talk on heroes who helped Jews during World War II
Author Richard Hurowitz discusses his book In The Garden Of The Righteous, spotlighting Holocaust heroes at Westport Library on Jan. 22.
Devices in schools–how much is too much?
Westport Public Schools officials debate device use and plan a screen time audit to find a healthy balance for students.
Westport real estate sales Dec. 8-12
During the week of Dec. 8-12, eight properties sold for a total of $15.9 million, including properties on Burnham Hill, Greens Farms Road, Hillspoint Road (shown), Newtown Turnpike, Placid Lake Lane, Post Road E, Tupelo Road and Twin Falls Lane.
Storm forces closing of transfer station and yard waste site Dec. 27
Westport’s Transfer Station at 300 Sherwood Island Connector and the Yard Waste Facility at 180 Bayberry Lane will close Saturday, Dec. 27. Facilities will reopen Monday, Dec. 29.
The cure for cabin fever: Westport Library introduces winter reading initiatives
The Westport Library is inviting residents to enjoy some time curled up with a good book during the chilly months, with the Adult Winter Reading Challenge and Children’s Winter Reading Program returning for another season.
Girls basketball heads into holiday break on winning note
Staples girls basketball enters the holiday break with a 2-0 record following a season-opening win over Cheshire and a victory over Amity.
Stamford man charged with spending spree on stolen credit cards
A Stamford man was arrested by Westport Police for allegedly stealing a wallet and credit cards from a car in Westport for a Danbury spending spree.
STORMAC hockey team drops puck on season
The STORMAC (Staples, Norwalk, Brien McMahon) hockey team began the season with a 2-2 tie at Newington, a 4-1 win over JBWA, and a 4-3 overtime loss to Shepaug.
Brian’s turn: Westport finance 101, revenue
Ex-Board of Finance Chairman Brian Stern explains Westport’s 2025 property revaluation, including residential increases and the appeal process.
Watching “Song Sung Blue” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger calls “Song Sung Blue,” starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, an engrossing, entertaining 8, one of the best pictures of the year.
Work from the Haitian Artist Guild now on view in Stamford
Work from several Haitian artists is on display in a gallery at the Stamford Governor’s Center, with a reception planned for the new year.
Tri-State Trifecta: Boys basketball team 3-0 to start the season
The Staples Boys Basketball Wreckers defeated Ramapo High 58-46 for a 3-0 start. Mason Tobias led the team with 16 points.
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