Westport Library’s 8th annual StoryFest starts tonight
The Westport Library’s 8th annual StoryFest, Connecticut’s largest literary festival, kicks off tonight with Julian Brave NoiseCat and concludes with Shonda Rhimes on October 20.
DHS and WSCA honored
Westport’s Department of Human Services and Center for Senior Activities have been honored with the Community Focal Point award for their commitment to seniors.
Nor’easter’s rage moderates
A Nor’easter brought heavy rain and winds to Westport, leading to downed trees, power outages, and an expectation of school delays.
The danger of electing a Republican for First Selectman
This letter warns Westport residents about the dangers of electing a Republican First Selectman, citing national political concerns and Project 2025.
Westport Pharmacy opens
Westport Pharmacy, a new family-owned independent pharmacy, opens in Turkey Hill Plaza, offering personalized service, vaccinations, and unique gifts.
Update: North Avenue re-opens
Damage from fallen trees from the nor’easter storm has closed two roads.
David Rosenwaks: the Independent Westport needs
An opinion piece by Adam Glazer supporting David Rosenwaks for First Selectman, highlighting his independent stance and focus on unity, listening, and problem-solving for Westport.
Dramatic comeback win a first for Beattie with Wreckers
Staples girls soccer team stages a stunning 2-1 comeback victory over St. Joseph, marking Coach Barry Beattie’s first regular-season win against them since 2014.
Staples Players raise $49,500
The Staples Players theater group raised $49,500 in donations, covering rising costs for their 2025-26 school year operation.
Staples boys soccer stops St. Joseph
Staples boys soccer team secured a decisive 4-1 victory over St. Joseph, showcasing their skill, speed, and depth with goals from Gabe Duque, Josh Whitaker, and Zach Gillman.
Cultivating with Kerri: plant some hope this fall
Plant hope this fall with Kerri Williams’ guide to bulb gardening. Learn how to plant daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and alliums for a stunning spring display.
DPIC strives to recover lost parking spots
The Downtown Plan and Implementation Committee (DPIC) is working to replace 40 lost parking spaces from the Parker Harding lot redesign, while also planning improvements for the Imperial Avenue lot and state safety upgrades for 11 intersections.
Beautiful items for the home from around the world in Lille Shoppe
Lille Shoppe, a new store in Westport, offers thoughtfully sourced homewares from diverse global locations, combining travel passion with unique finds.
Westport CT property sales Sept. 22-16
During the week of Sept. 22-16, 13 properties sold for a total of $21.00 million, including properties on Berkeley Hill, Bowling Lane, Calumet Road, Cranbury Road, Easton Road, Florian Court (shown), George St., Hills Lane, Parsell Lane, Prospect, Road, Pumpkin Hill, Sherwood Drive and Sturges Highway.
Endorsement of Hordon, Hopson, Frankel and Zucaro for BoE
Richard Hightower, a Westport Board of Finance member, endorses Dorie Hordon, Michelle Hopson, Andy Frankel, and Kaitlin Zucaro for the Board of Education. He highlights their financial acumen, commitment to academic excellence, and ability to keep politics out of schools.
Giant achievement: Coach Jacowleff named New York Giants Coach Of Week
Staples High Football Coach Matty Jacowleff has been named the New York Giants Coach of the Week for Week 6, following the Wreckers’ 31-6 victory over Darien.
Cell phones banned at Staples
Staples High School will ban cell phones for students starting November 5, aiming to improve student focus, mental health, and peer interactions.
Reminder from Westport Police Dept. on “temporary signage”
The Westport Police Department reminds residents about lawn sign regulations, covering placement on public and private property, removal, and permits for charitable events.
Obituary: Jo Ann Eleanor Arciola
Jo Ann Eleanor Arciola, a beloved Westport resident, passed away peacefully at home on October 8. She was known for her kindness, humor, and devotion to family.
Watching “Black Rabbit” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews “Black Rabbit,” a Netflix miniseries. Despite a promising cast, this slow-paced crime drama ultimately disappoints.
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