Good morning, Westport.

Connecticut held its annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony at Sherwood Island State Park Wednesday to honor the 161 victims of the Sept.

11 terror attacks. The event was planned so families could also attend a related ceremony in Manhattan.

Connecticut was ranked as the No. 7 happiest state on WalletHub's new list.

The recognition reflects residents' high well-being and adds a positive note for the community.

Metro-North and Amtrak riders are advised to seek alternate travel this weekend as repair work on Norwalk’s Walk Bridge cuts New Haven Line service with 55% fewer seats and more crowded trains, so officials recommend starting trips from South Norwalk or Stamford.

Warner Theatre wine and food tasting returns for its 25th year with local craft beers + culinary creations by Sasso’s Catering.

The event will celebrate community flavors at a local cultural venue.

At Bedford Middle School, 8th grader Chloe Robbin said cramped 8-seat round tables during lunch cause social drama and suggested larger rectangular tables for more inclusive seating — but principal Dr. Rosen noted past larger tables led to cliques and said staff will keep monitoring the cafeteria for student inclusion.

Forecasters say that a developing super El Niño is set to bring a stormier winter to Westport, with heavier rain and snow tempered by warmer air.

Residents are advised to prep for dynamic weather patterns — a nod to past extreme winters.