Good morning, Westport.

Chip City, known for its ooey gooey cookies and weekly rotating flavors, has closed all CT locations — local cookie fans now miss a long-time treat.

The move ends a popular spot for fresh cookies.

Westport Library will host a free United Nations lecture on Oct.

6, featuring UN representative William Davis who will discuss the United Nations’ path forward — the reception begins at 6 p.m.

A coastal storm dumped rain across Connecticut this weekend — Westport received 3.17 inches while stations near Cheshire recorded up to 6.5 inches, according to Monday’s reports.

The event caused wide regional variation in rainfall across the state.

In July 2026, health inspectors cited 20 Westport restaurants for serious violations; in June, nine establishments (including two schools) received similar citations, prompting officials to plan follow-up reviews for community safety.

Southport resident John Duffield will launch his memoir The Future Patient tonight (5:30 p.m.) in New York City, where he tells of how AI and dedicated care helped him overcome serious heart and brain challenges.

If you plan to bring your patio plants indoors this winter, follow expert advice to check leaves and soil for pests and use natural remedies like neem oil to control bugs.

Westport gardeners are urged to test treatments on a small area first, ensuring the plants stay healthy indoors.

In week 3, six Connecticut football teams ended long droughts against specific opponents and improved their win records, a change that pleased local fans.