Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 14th of December.
Good morning, Westport.
Emme Dorfman from Staples High School is asking Westport to build a fenced dog park where pets can run safely and owners can relax.
Planning & Zoning commissioner Michael Cammeyer supports the idea and said the park could be funded by grants and community donations.
Hanukkah begins tomorrow at sundown in Westport.
Community members are set to observe the start of the festival through local events and festive chatter, with town favorite pig Jolantha adding a quirky note to the season.
Stroke survivor Garrett Mendez now works full-time at Gaylord’s new Fairfield outpatient clinic, where his recovery journey inspires patients to overcome challenges.
Mendez rebuilt his life after a stroke at 19 and brings personal insight and determination to his role.
44th Annual Production of The Nutcracker
1-3 p.m. — Staples High School — $35 — Experience the joy of a timeless holiday ballet featuring talented Academy students and professional dancers.
The Nutcracker: Annual Production
2-4 p.m. — Staples High School — $35 — Experience a holiday classic performed by talented Academy students and professionals.
Battle of the Bands Competition
7-11 p.m. — The Westport Library — $500 grand prize — Cheer on Fairfield County's top teen and college bands as they compete for the title.
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