Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 16th of October.
Good morning, Westport.
News 12 explains that hyperlocal journalism is vital because it covers local issues, elections and neighborhood events that shape broader debates in Connecticut — keeping residents informed and connected.
The report shows that small local stories can spark larger regional discussions.
Bic is moving its North American headquarters from Shelton to Norwalk where it will host about 220 employees (across several departments) to support its growing operations.
Local owners Dan and Melanie are hosting the grand opening of Closet Factory’s new showroom on Saturday, Oct.
17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The showroom, located across from Stop and Shop, displays custom designs and cabinetry made in Bethel — partnering with local interior designers.
Kneads, a new bakery in Westport, lets customers watch flour being milled onsite—a unique process that adds charm to its fresh baked goods.
Chef and co-owner Brittany Moreno said the mill is at the heart of Kneads.
Local coffee shops in Westport are introducing Yemeni coffee made from high-altitude beans grown in Yemen and sun-roasted for a distinct flavor.
The trend gives residents a fresh option to enjoy a traditional, artisanal brew.
Saugatuck Survive-OARS breast cancer survivors will compete at the Head of Charles Regatta in Boston this weekend.
The team trains six days a week along the Saugatuck River to stay strong and support each other.
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