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Girls soccer blanks Danbury, will visit Newtown next
Host Staples girls soccer shut out Danbury 2-0 in the first round of the Class LL State Tournament. They will visit Newtown next.
My vote in 2025: Christie and Wistreich for Board of Selectmen
Ian E. Warburg shares his opinion on the upcoming Westport election, endorsing Kevin Christie and Amy Wistreich for First and Second Selectmen.
Carpi’s goal paces Staples boys soccer to win
In a 1-0 victory over Trumbull, Adriano Carpi scored his first varsity goal, leading Staples boys soccer to the second round of the CIAC tournament.
CT lawmakers: Lamont must do more to replace vanishing food aid
Connecticut lawmakers are urging Gov. Lamont to utilize the state’s rainy day fund for greater relief as federal SNAP food program aid is suspended.
Two in support of David Rosenwaks
Dan Chiazza and Ari Benmosche share their support for David Rosenwaks, highlighting his leadership and commitment to Westport.
Westport CT property sales Oct. 13-17
During the week of Oct. 13-17, 10 properties sold for a total of $29.7 million, including properties on Beltas Farm Lane, Blue Ribbon Drive, Burritts Landing N (shown), Heather Hill, Old Hill Farms Road, Partrick Road, Robert Lane, Roseville Road, Tierney Lane and Wassell Lane.
Obituary: JoAnn “Joey” Lindwall
JoAnn “Joey” Lindwall, 75, passed away peacefully on October 24, 2025. She was known for her bubbly personality and love of life.
Hallowe’en paint winners
The Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of this year’s Halloween window painting contest, recognizing elementary and middle school artists.
Westport Country Playhouse to hold symposium of ‘Importance’
The Westport Country Playhouse will present a free symposium on Oscar Wilde, featuring NYU Professor John Waters, immediately following Sunday’s performance of “The Importance of Being Earnest.”
Emergency food drive Saturday
With the nationwide suspension of SNAP benefits, Westport’s Homes with Hope is appealing for urgent food pantry donations. Volunteers will be at Stop and Shop on November 1st from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to receive non-perishable food items.
Completed project on Mayfair Lane irks P&Z
A completed project on Mayfair Lane has drawn the ire of Westport’s Planning & Zoning Commission due to non-exempt grading for a patio and retaining walls.
Make room for new voices on the BOE: elect Harris and Shackelford
Seven former Westport school PTA presidents endorse Jodi Harris and Stephen Shackelford for the Board of Education.
Pulitzer Prize winning poet to be featured at Great Hunger Museum fundraiser
Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum of Fairfield (IGHMF) is welcoming a Pulitzer Prize winning poet for a presentation next month.
Boathouse addition and Greek Revival approved
The ARB approved a new entrance to The Boathouse restaurant and a new facade on the Greek Revival building at 50 PRW.
Tuesday’s equipment designed to interact with voters
Westport introduces new interactive voting machines for a seamless and secure election experience.
Westporters see upside in plan to reach Penn Station
Metro-north railroad riders in Westport anticipate benefits from the Penn Station access plan.
Smoke and mirrors: a cautionary tale
Westporter Jay Walshon discusses the critical role of vetting candidates, especially third-party candidates, to avoid unintended consequences in local elections.
Tots toddling downtown in costume, a Westport tradition
In a fun fall Westport tradition, hundreds of kids paraded downtown in costume Wednesday, in a preliminary Halloween outing.
FCIAC final: Wreckers dethroned in round of penalty shots
Staples field hockey faced a tough loss against Darien in the FCIAC championship, falling in a penalty shootout after a hard-fought game.
Watching “The Diplomat: Season 3” with Susan Granger
Kate Wyler navigates a complicated marriage and escalating geopolitical events in “The Diplomat season 3,” a must-watch political thriller.
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