Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 22nd of December.
Good morning, Westport.
Firefighters in Fairfield quickly put out a concealed fire at Shu Restaurant on Post Road yesterday after a crew member reported smoke caused by a torch during roof repairs, limiting damage to about $25,000 and recording one minor firefighter injury.
Westport realtor Judy Szablak arranged a special showing at 92 Beachside Avenue — a 1926 Tudor with 7,700 sqft by the waterfront where Briggs Cunningham once lived.
Car enthusiast Chuck Schoendorf toured the home, linking prized car culture with historic real estate listed for $19.8 million.
The No. 1 UConn women's basketball team beat Iowa 90-64 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Saturday, Dec.
20, extending its 28 game win streak and holding the top spot on Carl Adamec's AP Top 25 ballot.
UConn athletic director David Benedict hired Parker Executive Search for $60,000 plus expenses to quickly secure Toledo head coach Jason Candle, who was introduced on Monday, Dec.
8 after Mora’s departure; the firm provided search services — including candidate interviews and background checks — to ensure the Huskies’ swift transition.
UConn men's basketball overcame a slow first half to defeat DePaul 72-54 in Chicago on Sunday, Dec.
21, as Alex Karaban recorded 21 points and Tarris Reed Jr. posted a double-double to secure the win.
UConn men's basketball team moved up on David Borges' AP Top 25 ballot after two Big East wins, and the change boosts the Huskies' momentum — a trend noted by the longtime sports reporter who has covered the team since 2007.
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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