Community leaders and Westport residents assembled on March 27 at Jesup Green to protest Asian American hate and honor the memory of lives lost in the Atlanta shootings on March 16 and other incidents ...
Following a party attended by approximately 40 students and adults on March 5, one attendee—who was not a Westport resident— who is now presumptively positive for coronavirus may have infected 14 other...
First Selectman Jim Marpe and Board of Education Chair Candice Savin spoke at Westport’s State of the Town Address on Jan. 26 in the Westport Public Library to report on town and school accomplishments...
By Isabella Didio ’18
Last weekend, neo-Nazi fliers were found in the driveways of residents in the Long Lots area of Westport.
The flyer, titled “You Must Act Now,” features a picture of...
Prior to the arrival of winter Storm Stella, it was announced the Westport Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday, March 14, 2017, due to the forecast for blizzard conditions.
Winter Storm Stella...
This year on May 30, the town of Westport celebrated its annual Memorial Day parade a little differently.
Due to the weather this past Monday, the Staples marching band marched down the aisles of town...
Claire Lewin, Associate Managing Editor
• November 20, 2013
On the night of Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. the First, Second, and Third Selectman, along with many other town officials, were inaugurated in front of an audience of about 400 Westporters at Town Hall.
The night...
On Monday, Oct. 21, the candidates for selectmen of Westport, Republicans Jim Marpe and Avi Kaner and Democrats Helen Garten and Melissa Kane, debated at Earthplace: The Nature Discovery Center to discuss...
