Good morning, Westport.

The new Artists Collective pop-up show opens today at Lucille Lortel Barn at Westport Country Playhouse (12 to 4 p.m.) and features live piano by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Mark Naftalin, diverse art displays, and an artists talk tomorrow at 4 p.m.

As summer ends, local heating vendors report oil prices have climbed above $5 per gallon, prompting Westport homeowners to check payment plans and cut energy use before winter sets in.

Shore Line East is set to add four new weekday trains to improve commuter travel — one will connect with a Metro-North Railroad Super Express service.

A report in CT shows that 9/11 survivors face a rising health toll 25 years after the events + doctors say more people have died from related illnesses than died from the attacks.

After recent heavy rain, mushrooms have suddenly begun appearing in lawns near residents.

Expert Dr. James White (of Rutgers University) explains that while many mushrooms signal a healthy ecosystem, residents should remove unknown ones from lawns to protect children and pets from potential toxicity.

Jonathan Law defeated Hamden 36-0 in their season opener as Aiden Ramos kicked a 35-yard field goal and Matt Wittman connected with Dylan Gillard for a touchdown (a fumble recovery bolstered the win).