Good morning, Westport.

On Saturday, Oct. 10, Staples High School hosts a free water testing drive (9 a.m. to noon) while Westport Library holds a volunteer fair (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.); meanwhile, plans for the town’s first public dock near Arezzo restaurant near the Saugatuck River are nearing completion.

Home Depot is offering $1.2 million in relief to Connecticut customers after Wren Kitchens’ bankruptcy left orders unfulfilled — the aid includes gift cards, checks and discounts and is available through Oct.

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John Maloney photographed local fall foliage as Westport residents enjoyed early autumn charm this weekend.

The images capture views along the Saugatuck River (west bank) and near Bartaco, highlighting nature’s beauty.

Famed actor Tom Hanks entertained audiences today at Westport Country Playhouse by mimicking a cigar drag + opening a window during a minimalistic playreading.

A new study finds that more wind power and other renewable energy can lower electric bills by about $60 per month across Connecticut (based on current data).

Connecticut announced a $1,200 health insurance subsidy for child care workers after a study found that 18% of early childhood educators lacked coverage.

The subsidy will help more educators access health insurance.

Westport Restaurant Week 2026 has begun—20 restaurants are offering special three-course meals from today until Sunday, Oct.

18. Residents can enjoy local dining options and discover new flavors in the community.

Garden Homes Fund filed an 8-30g proposal for 18 affordable two-bedroom units at 96 Compo Road North for low and moderate income families.

Eagle River will build the duplexes and the project awaits a Planning & Zoning Commission hearing.