Meet the winners: 2015 Westport board of finance, board of education and planning and zoning electees

Cooper Boardman and Brendan Massoud|November 5, 2015

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Cooper Boardman, Sports Editor

Cooper Boardman’s ’17 love for baseball started before he was even born. His mother

attended the 1998 World Series where the New York Yankees played...

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Brendan Massoud, Sports Editor

As Web Sports Editor, Brendan Massoud ’17’s allegiance to his teams is obvious. Along with playing football and basketball for the Wreckers, he is...

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Big Y employs over 10,000 people across all Big Y Foods Inc. convenience stores.

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Staples High School science teachers handed out glasses for all students and staff.

Solar Eclipse lights up Westport

On Feb. 27, gathered on North Avenue across from Staples High School and Bedford Middle School to peacefully protest against racism and discrimination in Westport Public Schools. The protest lasted from 7:30-8:30 a.m.

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From April 8-10, the Staples High School library created an amnesty period for overdue books and equipment. Students could either return the items or follow one of the prompts instructed by Librarians Jennifer Cirino and Nicole Moeller, waiving up to six dollars in fines.

Library offers amnesty for overdue items during the solar eclipse

Photos such as this one, published on Westport’s 06880 blog, have circulated on local platforms and social media groups, garnering mixed reactions. Some comments criticize students for leaving the house, while others commend their creativity.

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Closure sprouts questions over make-up days

Closure sprouts questions over make-up days

As March 6, at least 20 U.S states have had confirmed cases of COVID- 19, some resulting in deaths. Residents of all states are taking precautions to decrease the chance of contracting the virus.

Health officials discover Coronavirus in Danbury

The Westport School Start Time Committee discusses with parents, students and the Superintendent about pushing back school start time. On Feb. 10, the BOE officially pushed back school start time by 30 minutes for the next school year.

BOE votes to push back start times

A woman was stabbed on the afternoon of Jan. 6 in the New Beauty Wellness parking lot. Police arrested the perpetrator and took him into police custody.

Woman stabbed in Westport parking lot

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