Good morning, Westport.

The Planning and Zoning Commission meets May 13 at 6 p.m. to review field lighting and concessions leases.

Parks and Rec kicks off summer on May 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. — featuring a student mural unveiling, and Westport Library hosts an AI talk Friday at 10 a.m.

Birding enthusiasts can join the Connecticut Audubon Society's Migration Magic events this May; a guided walk begins today at 7 a.m. at Birdcraft Museum and Sanctuary in Fairfield, with more events on May 9, 23, and 30 featuring free birding programs and a month-long birdathon and photo contest.

Survivors of Homicide, Inc. launched the Loved Ones Property Return Pilot Program to help police return victims’ belongings with dignity.

Five police departments now use branded tote bags — a measure to ease family trauma during the return of personal items.

Connecticut officials announced that the upcoming tax-free week will allow purchases up to $300—now including select school supplies.

Shoppers can plan their back-to-school buying with the added savings in mind.

NOAA reported that neutral Pacific conditions continue but there is a 61% chance a strong El Niño will develop between May and July and last through winter — a change that may bring hotter summers and heavier nor'easter snowfall.

Connecticut could see more extreme weather in the coming months.

Drivers in Westport should prepare for overnight milling and paving on Routes 1 and 57; work begins on Post Road East May 10 and on Route 57 May 26 with later phases extending into June (the schedule is subject to weather changes).

Connecticut Magazine's guide to summer travel essentials recommends local shopping for unique gear from Connecticut stores.

It details gluten-free artisan chocolates from Divine Treasures, trendy apparel from The Two Oh Three, hand-woven scarves from Hartford Artisans, designer swimsuits by The Beach Corner, and bucket hats and toys—available locally.

The Connecticut Sun cut center Kyla Oldacre and guards Harmoni Turner and Minga Toure on Monday, reducing their roster from 18 to 15 players before Friday's season opener in New York at 7:30 p.m. Coach Rachid Meziane said another cut — with two development spots planned.

Terrarium Workshop

6-7:30 p.m. — Jenni Kayne Home - Westport — Light refreshments served — Create your own lush garden terrarium for outdoor entertaining.