Anyone walking around downtown Westport can see that there are clearly some major developments occurring. This is all due to Bedford Square: a new project, currently run by the Downtown Plan Implementation...
If playing competitive three-on-three basketball and raising money for a good cause sounds like a good time, Staples students will be able to do both come Friday, May 20. On that day, the Junior Board...
In the heart of Westport -- across from a Maserati dealer, a Barnes and Noble, a Carvel and next to a Starbucks -- lies a relatively small, yellow building reminiscent of Parisian cafés: Aux Délices....
Hidden in the corner of a shabby-looking store complex next to the modern Whelk-Saugatuck Sweets boulevard, lies a true gem of a restaurant: Rainbow Thai.
I didn’t have to wait more than 10 minutes...
Westport residents need a safe place to run without fear every day of being struck and killed by a car. I think it would be great if Westport had an off-road trail for pedestrians. Currently there are...
I went to the Westport Farmers Market Thursday October 15th, and explored the different companies selling a variety of products from cooked meals, to produce, to jewelry.
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CNN, the Washington Post, People Magazine, the Hartford Courant and several other news sources have picked up the story, making Westport national news in a matter of hours.
On Oct. 13, 2015, a jury...
MaryEllen Hendricks first started thinking about her Thin Places Project after hearing a sermon at Compo Beach about the small island of Iona off the coast of Scotland.
“Thin places,” she explained,...
From name brands like Dunkin’ Donuts to local labels like Tutti’s, over 30 restaurants took part in an annual fair for a good cause that snaked around three entire blocks.
The Slice of Saugatuck...
The poster of the Westport 2025 Initiative Student Lens can be seen in almost every classroom at Staples. The intricate drawing of the brain contains four lobes titled “Creative Thinking,” “Critical...
Summer can have many purposes. It can be an experiment, a vacation, a learning experience or a discovery. But anyone who has gone to camp every summer would know that it combines all of these in one.
In...
“This was something that I would have to deal with,” Phoebe Spear ’17 said with an upbeat tone, recalling her reaction to first being diagnosed with osteosarcoma in her right tibia. As a bubbly...
