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.
Savour Saugatuck!
The Westport Transit District and Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce have partnered to promote Wheels2U, offering convenient transportation to Saugatuck’s vibrant businesses and restaurants from anywhere in Westport.
Why I support phone-free schools
Abby Tolan, a member of the Board of Ed running to keep her seat, explains why phone-free schools lead to better student focus, improved learning, reduced stress, and a safer environment for all.
Form a committee to meet with Roan
Westport is at a critical juncture regarding Saugatuck development after ROAN’s application denial. Community leaders advocate for a committee to formulate a balanced plan.
A forward-looking endorsement
The Forward Party has endorsed David Rosenwaks for First Selectman, highlighting his independent, collaborative, and problem-solving approach.
LLSBC Responds to Clearing Near Neighboring Home
The Long Lots School Building Committee will plant an additional buffer of evergreen trees after a neighbor complained about over-clearing during construction.
Obituary: Lee Robert Wrubel
Lee Robert Wrubel, 61, of Westport, passed away at home on October 7, surrounded by his cherished wife and children. He was a lifelong learner.
Teen joyride ends in Beachside Avenue crash
Two teenagers were arrested and charged with stealing a 2018 Mazda CX-5 from Greens Farms Railroad Station and crashing it on Beachside Avenue yesterday.
Candidates grilled on the environment
Candidates for first selectman in Westport, Kevin Christie, Donald O’Day, and David Rosenwaks, discussed environmental issues from community gardens to flood resiliency.
From Westport to war zones: upcoming NatGeo doc explores life of photographer Lynsey Addario
A new National Geographic documentary, “Love + War,” chronicles Westport native and Pulitzer-winning war photographer Lynsey Addario’s career and family life.
Michele Paquette: the right choice for P&Z
Michele Paquette is the ideal candidate for Planning & Zoning Commissioner, according to Cathy Walsh, bringing a deep understanding of Westport’s regulations and a collaborative approach.
Watching “One Battle After Another” with Susan Granger
Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is a hyper-sexualized, politically charged film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn, reviewed by Susan Granger.
Endorsement of Abby Tolan
Abby Tolan, Democratic candidate for Westport Board of Education, is endorsed by Candice Savin for her integrity, child-centered decision making, and educational experience.
Wreckers crush Hatters
Staples Wreckers secured a decisive 4-0 victory over the Danbury Hatters, showcasing superior ball control and teamwork. This win brings their record to 11-2-0, positioning them well for the end of the regular season.
P&Z concerned about Parker Harding redevelopment
Planning and Zoning commissioners are concerned about the Parker Harding Plaza redevelopment plan, particularly the proposed net loss of 20 parking spaces downtown.
Top official to talk in Westport on eve of UN’s 80th anniversary
UN Under-Secretary-General Christian Saunders will discuss the UN at 80: Current Challenges and Future Possibilities in Westport on October 23.
In contentious hearing, P&Z holds off again on subdivision app
The Westport Planning & Zoning Commission again postponed a decision on a controversial four-lot subdivision on Old Road after a contentious public hearing.
Endorsement of Michele Paquette
Ron Corwin wholeheartedly endorses Michele Paquette for P&Z, citing her open-mindedness, fact-gathering, courtesy, and collegial nature. She knows Westport.
Library to Host ‘AI & Us: A Civic Symposium’
The Westport Library will host ‘AI & Us: A Civic Symposium’ on October 11, exploring AI’s implications across law, business, healthcare, education, technology, and civic life.
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