A new chapter of leadership for Westport–David Rosenwaks
After six years serving as a First Selectman, I’ve learned that the most important quality in leadership isn’t political experience — it’s trust.
Parents for a New LLS support Don O’Day and Andrea Moore
We feel strongly that this is a time to put aside identity politics. Don O’Day and Andrea Moore are ready to listen, to answer, and to lead.
Girls soccer earns win, tie and No. 4 seed in FCIAC Tournament
Staples girls soccer concluded the regular season with a 5-2 win over Westhill and a 1-1 tie at Ridgefield, finishing with a 9-2-4 record.
Setting the Record Straight – An Open Letter to Don O’Day
Lou Weinberg rebuts some of Don O’Day’s statements about the Community Gardens.
In support of O’Day / Moore
Philip Gallo, a Westport resident and TEAM member, expresses his strong support for Don O’Day and Andrea Moore.
Westport CT property sales Sept. 29-Oct. 3
During the week of Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 14 properties sold for a total of $35.0 million, including properties on Ambler Road W, Evergreen Parkway, Greens Farms Road, Harvest Commons, Hillspoint Road, Iris Lane, Northfield Drive, Otter Trail, Richmondville Ave., Sturges Commons (shown), Terra Nova Circle and West Parish Road.
Goalies can score, too: field hockey netminders join the goal barrage
Staples High field hockey goalies Olivia Pattinson and Paige Knesich not only combined on a shutout but also contributed to the scoring barrage in a 10-0 win over Westhill.
Is your voice heard by the current P and Z Commission?
Westport’s Planning & Zoning Commission faces crucial decisions on density, traffic, and town character. A new approach is needed to prioritize residents’ voices.
P&Z invites comments on plan to move affordable housing off-site
A proposal to allow developers to build required affordable housing units off-site from market-rate homes is back on the table for public comment.
Watching “Anemone” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews “Anemone,” a grim character-study of a victim of “The Troubles” that plagued Northern Ireland. It boasts two brilliant performances.
Chamber to host Selectman debate
The Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce and the Westport Library will host a Selectman debate on Oct. 21 at the Westport Library at noon. Candidates Don O’Day, Andrea Moore, Kevin Christie, Amy Wistreich, and David Rosenwaks have accepted the invitation.
Boys soccer looks to post-season
The Westport Wreckers boys soccer team concluded an excellent regular season with a 14-2-0 record, now setting their sights on the FCIAC and state tournaments.
In support of David Rosenwaks
Westporter Debra Levin expresses strong support for David Rosenwaks, praising his dedication to constituent voices, transparency, and unifying the Westport community.
WWC to award $10K to Westport initiative
The Westport Woman’s Club is calling for applications from Westport non-profits for the club’s annual Ruegg Grant, offering up to $10,000 for local initiatives.
Selectman candidates debate Westport’s future
Westport First Selectman candidates debated key issues including downtown parking, affordable housing, Cribari Bridge, and town infrastructure at the Westport Journal’s debate.
In support of the Republican BoE slate
A Westport resident and unaffiliated voter supports the Republican BOE slate, citing concerns about curriculum distractions and optimism for core education focus.
P&R Commission narrows potential sites for maintenance facility
Westport’s Parks and Recreation Commission has narrowed down 13 potential locations for a new maintenance facility to a shortlist of five sites for in-person visits.
StartUp Westport PITCH down to final five
StartUp Westport’s “Pitch” competition is down to five finalists. The winner will be chosen on Nov. 20 at the Westport Library at 6:30 p.m. Seventy-seven businesses applied.
In support of Michele Paquette
Norwalker Nicola McDowall, writes in support of Michele Paquette’s candidacy for a seat on the Westport Planning & Zoning Commission.
Local march organizers overjoyed with hostage release
Westport residents Melinda Wasserman and Jennifer Wolff, who marched for 90 weeks, express joy and sadness after 20 hostages are released. They built a community advocating for their return.
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