Gov. Ned Lamont will present the Rolling Stones guitarist with the Governor’s Award of Excellence at an event in Westport this week.
The initiatives will benefit Connecticut Foodshare.
The event will feature live music, food and auctions.
The popular event, which will be hosted by Dave Briggs and Alisyn Camerota, is scheduled for Feb. 28. Carey Price is the event's director.
A snowman with a swastika was discovered Sunday in Westport's Newman-Poses Preserve.
The Connecticut chapter of the Anti-Defamation League is condemning the incident.
Since 1976, February has been recognized as a month to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and their role in U.S. history.
Work on the playground is slated to begin in March.
The food drive, in connection with Sunday's Big Game, will benefit Homes with Hope and Westport Human Services’ Food Pantries.
The library will be closed while repairs are underway.
Rhimes, a Westport resident, is the award-winning producer and creator of the Shondaland television empire.
Local non-profit organizations in Fairfield County can apply.
The event is scheduled for Saturday at the Westport Stop & Shop, 1790 Post Road East.
The Monday event will be hosted by the Town of Westport and VFW Post 399.
The program helps income-qualified households with home heating expenses during the cold winter months.
The event will be held at the Westport Center for Senior Activities on Imperial Avenue.
The Westport Fire Department is partnering with Bridgeport Rescue Mission for the annual event.
Westport police officers will be at McDonald's on the Post Road East on Wednesday morning.
Up to $10,000 is available for an impactful project that benefits social services, health, safety, arts or education in Westport.
Co-authors Dr. Christine M. Cocchiola and Amy Polacko will discuss their new book "FRAMED: Women in the Family Court Underworld" on Oct. 8.
The charity was created in memory of 2015 Staples High School graduate Rachel Doran, 21, who died from a critical illness in 2018.
The club's Epic Clothing & Accessories Sale is scheduled for November, and the proceeds will benefit Fairfield County charitable causes.
A traffic advisory has been issued for the event, which is Connecticut's largest annual tribute in honor of the victims and heroes of 9/11.
The Westport service is administering the Connecticut Emergency Medical Technician course beginning on Aug. 26.
Participants will gain a better understanding of the role of the police department in the community.
Beach emblems are required through September 30, 2024.
Vincent Penna Jr was a former Deputy Police Chief in Westport, who died unexpectedly in 2020 at age 51.
The department has launched its annual Back-to-School and Afterschool Child Care Campaign.
The Saturday food drive will benefit Homes with Hope’s Gillespie Center, and Westport Human Services.
Beach services begin Sunday and run through Aug. 18.
The popular event, scheduled for Saturday in downtown Westport, raises funds for local and international charities supported by Rotary.
The annual fair runs through Sunday; a traffic advisory has been issued.
Westport Pride welcomes Dr. Alan Downs for a special event this month in partnership with the Westport Library.
Westport couple April and Michael Book will be honored for their work by nonprofit Circle of Care on June 13.
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The Saturday event is at Earthplace on Woodside Lane.
The Knowlton, Bridgeport will host Pink Aid's annual fundraiser this October. Join us in planning what's sure to be an epic evening.
The event will feature thousands of gently used books for children and adults in over 50 categories, in addition to other popular items.
Hundreds of Westport residents gathered at the Westport Library and the Levitt Pavilion to view the solar spectacle.
The presentation by the Compo Beach Playground Renovation Committee was originally scheduled for March 27, but was rescheduled to April 11.