Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Westport.
Two athletic fields received approval to install LED lights that reduce light spillage at Wakeman near Bedford Middle and PJ Romano behind Saugatuck Elementary after extensive debate.
The lights will turn off at 9 p.m. each day and a Parks & Rec staff member will enforce conditions to ensure safety.
Next Tuesday, Oct. 27, Sam Disraelly will lead a cybersecurity event at VFW Post 399 hosted by the Wilton Drum Hill Daughters of the American Revolution — a session designed to bolster local defenses against cyber threats.
He will later join Verso University Lunch and Learn sessions on small business AI at the Library on Nov. 13 and Dec. 11.
Drivers on I-95 will face daytime lane closures in both directions from Oct.
26 until Dec. 4, which means commuters may need to adjust their routes & schedules.
State leaders gathered in Hartford Tuesday to honor former Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman’s legacy that included expanding health care access and guiding the Affordable Care Act rollout.
She was remembered for her warm nature (bridging divides without partisanship).
Spinnaker filed a site plan for 142 apartments and 3,838 sqft of retail and restaurant space (including affordable units) at 606 Riverside Avenue, Saugatuck yesterday.
The proposal is under review by the Planning and Zoning Department following extensive neighbor outreach.
UConn women’s basketball was ranked second in the preseason AP poll released Tuesday, with South Carolina as the only team ahead.
The Huskies beat Texas in Hartford on Monday and face a challenging schedule that includes a Nov. 24 game with South Carolina.
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