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From left Selectman Stephan Grozinger, First Selectman Christopher Spaulding, and Selectman Samantha Nestor, listen to public comment at Thursday night's Board of Selectmen meeting, June 6, 2019.

Weston first selectman won’t seek third term

Mark Motyl, owner of Vivid-Tek, in his showroom at 1252 Post Road East in Westport, is thrilled with his new product.

Westport business offers new approach to home entertainment

Westport Police Department insignia

Westport PD: Woman facing charges for unreturned rental car

Damon Streater, of Park City Green, totes a mattress for recycling at the recycling event at Earthplace via Sustainable Westport on Saturday, May 8, 2021, in Westport, Conn.

Sustainable Westport shows small steps to help the environment

A Weston man says a white resident called 911 on him while he was checking his mail and the police department failed to immediately investigate his complaint.

After being racially profiled, Weston man says police reform...

Skyrockets light up the sky over Long Island Sound at the 2017 Independence Day Fireworks Fundraising Show at Compo Beach, Monday, July 3, in Westport, Conn.

Westport cancels Fourth of July fireworks

Jenny Nelson is the Roz, and Bud Siegel director of education, and community engagement at Westport Country Playhouse.

Westport Country Playhouse hosts social justice theater camp

File photo of one of the buses offered through the Westport Transit District.

Westport RTM restores transit money, approves $218.6M budget

File photo of a Westport Police car.

Westport police report nearly 20 recent car thefts and break-ins

Senior Jill Gault, center, celebrates graduation during the Staples High School Class of 2018 commencement exercises Friday, June 22, 2018, in Westport, Conn.

Westport announces plans for prom, graduation

Views: In the middle of the street

Sophie Vaughan

Feb. 3, 2018Updated: Feb. 3, 2018 12 a.m.

The property colloquially known in Westport as — The property colloquially known in Westport as “Baron’s South,” is located near downtown and despite multiple plans for its use, currently lies vacant.Sophie Vaughan /Hearst Connecticut Media