Good morning, Westport.

Following Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance from Tucson on Feb.

1, Mammoth Security in New Britain has seen more calls as customers ask who owns their footage from cloud-based home security cameras. Local experts say this trend highlights both safety and privacy concerns.

Staples High School senior Dhilan Patel's archival prints are on display at Westport Book Shop for March.

A reception is held Thursday, March 19 (6 to 7:30 p.m.) and the exhibit runs through March 31 with artwork available for purchase during regular business hours.

Westport film critic Susan Granger reviewed 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, a horror sequel directed by Nia DaCosta and scripted by Alex Garland that is now available on Amazon Prime.

The film features a frightening Bone Temple built with thousands of skulls — an eerie backdrop for zombie mayhem.

Staples Players recall their fall 2002 production of Hello, Dolly! this week with a chronological highlight of archived footage shot by former SHS media teacher Jim Honeycutt — a tribute to the group's enduring theatrical legacy.

Westport RTM continues its debate tonight at Town Hall — discussing the future of the William F.

Cribari Bridge as it weighs rehabilitating or replacing the 142-year-old span. Residents can also submit comments on the DOT environmental assessment through April 17 ahead of the public hearing on March 19.

An Afternoon with Best-Selling Children's Author Lauren Tarshis

3 PM — The Westport Library — $10 for children, $5 for chaperones — Celebrate resilience through storytelling with Lauren Tarshis and a fun trivia game.