By: Marlo Von der Ahe '20
Colleges around the country are supporting applicants’ rights to peaceful protest on gun control for the upcoming walk outs on Mar. 14, and Apr. 20, and the marches taking...
By: Mia Daignault '20
An accidental shooting occurred at Sal Castro middle school in Las Angeles on Feb.1, the third school shooting of recent weeks. Two students and two others were left minorly wounded....
By Ella Berg '20
Congressman Jim Himes of Connecticut’s 4th District visited Westport Town Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 3, where he answered questions regarding current political activity and plans for...
On Nov. 7, 2017, Snap Inc. announced its third-quarter earnings report and reported weak revenue and user growth. Pressure from Snap investors to grow its user base has ignited the company to implement...
By: Charlie Colasurdo '18
A recently-released plan for a high-speed rail network terminating at Westport’s Greens Farms Railroad Station has garnered criticism from the Town of Westport and its officials....
By: Audrey Bernstein ’20
American television journalist Charlie Rose was terminated from his position on CBS and his PBS television show on Nov. 20 due to sexual harassment allegations. Rose has...
By: Teddy Dienst ’20
Photo Credit: Phyllis Groner
On Sunday, Oct. 29, the Westport Town Hall hosted a thinkers, educators and artists (TEA) talk. The talk was sponsored by the Westport...
Amazon announced on Sept. 7, 2017 plans to open a second headquarters (HQ2) in North America that will ultimately employ 50,000 employees and invest $5 billion for operations and construction.
Since...
By: Alexander Massoud '20
A potential tax on teacher salaries that would affect public school teachers is being proposed to the Connecticut state legislature.
The tax was part of the Republican state...
