Dead Certain? Westporter challenges fifty years of assumptions in Martha Moxley murder
Journalist Andrew Goldman explores the unsolved murder of Martha Moxley in his podcast, Dead Certain.
BoE learns about student screen time
A recent school district audit examines student screen time usage and sets a baseline for future technology policy.
Anand and Greenspan win state doubles crown
Kieran Anand and Jonny Greenspan secured the Connecticut state doubles tennis championship for Staples High.
State Champs! Baseball team wins Class LL title
Staples High baseball team defeated Trumbull 3-2 to win the Class LL state championship title at Palmer Field.
Staples students win presidential award by raising awareness of lead in water
Staples students win a presidential award for their innovative project mapping lead in local drinking water supplies.
Westport real estate sales May 25-29
During the week of 25-29, four properties sold for a total of $15.8 million, including properties on Appletree Trail (shown), Burnham Hill, Burr Farms Road and Imperial Landing.
Fairfield University offering family fun, free ice cream at Flag Day festival
Families are invited to enjoy a free Flag Day celebration on the Fairfield University campus this weekend, with a wide variety of activities complementing an art exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Scarise gets a three percent raise to $344K
Westport schools superintendent Thomas Scarice receives a contract extension and a three percent wage increase.
Watching “Remarkably Bright Creatures” with Susan Granger
Susan Granger reviews the Netflix film Remarkably Bright Creatures, a predictable drama set in a seaside town.
Black Dog covers Led Zeppelin Saturday at the Post
Black Dog Band brings the music of Led Zeppelin to the VFW Post 399 in Westport this Saturday, June 13.
Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk opening new seabirds exhibit today
Visitors to the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk can now learn more about how avian species play a part in marine environments, with a new exhibit debuting today.
Cops: Shoe store employee credited $100k in returns to her own card
A 21-year-old Bridgeport woman faces first-degree larceny charges for allegedly processing fake returns in Westport.
Obituary: Jack Klinge
John “Jack” Klinge Sr., a beloved husband, father, and dedicated Westport civic leader, passed away on June 9, 2026.
“Mutts Gone Nuts” at WCP June 21
The Westport Country Playhouse hosts the comedy dog spectacular, Mutts Gone Nuts, on June 21 at 4 p.m.
Lamont issues 2006’s first extreme heat advisory
Extremely hot weather is forecast for today through Sunday. Governor Lamont encourages citizens to be aware of the risks of extreme heat and how to prevent heat-related sickness.
Non-union school workers get 3% raise
Westport school district will provide a three percent raise to 65 non-union positions starting in the new fiscal year.
Westport Pride Celebration 2026 fills Jesup Green on Sunday
Westport Pride welcomes the community to its annual celebration at noon Sunday on Jesup Green.
WCT presents “The Matchmaker,” source for “Hello, Dolly!”
Westport Community Theatre presents Thornton Wilder’s classic comedy, The Matchmaker, opening on June 12.
Cross Highway closed tomorrow, Friday and after June 19
Cross Highway will close for daytime utility work tomorrow and Friday ahead of the upcoming bridge replacement project.
Come see new Long Lots / Stepping Stones School
See the new Long Lots and Stepping Stones School designs at Town Hall tonight at 7 p.m.
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