National Treasure, Under the Stars

Outdoors on August 29, it’s the hit adventure “National Treasure” with Nicolas Cage, preceded by the popular local band Good Godfrey.

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On Point: Ryan Inzero

What started as a lark spinning signs turned into a passion, and eventually landed Ryan Inzero on the stage of America’s Got Talent.

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The Weather

Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High 79º, low 60º.
Thursday: Partly sunny, chance of rain. High 79º, low 66º.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain. High 79º, low 66º.

Event Highlights

National Treasure and Good Godfrey under the stars, the Farmers Market, and at the Levitt Pavilion: a big band, and the return of Mihali.

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Remembering Beth Gralnick

On September 1, the Police Commission invites the public to share memories of the late Beth Gralnick, long a member of the board.

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Roderic Lewis Eaton, 87

Mr. Eaton passed away peacefully on August 18. He built a long, successful career in financial services.

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Hazardous Waste Drop-Off, Sept. 12

Hazardous household waste can be safely disposed of at Miller-Driscoll School, 217 Wolfpit Road in Wilton.

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On Screen: “The End of Oak Street”

Susan Granger reviews the “perfect popcorn picture” about a neighborhood transported to prehistoric times.

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On Screen: “The Shards”

Susan Granger reviews the “lurid, hedonistic” miniseries about affluent Los Angeles students, based on a Bret Easton Ellis novel.

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Weston Police Arrest Caretaker

A Weston resident’s caretaker was arrested on charges of third-degree larceny and third-degree forgery.

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The Blotter

A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.

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KMS Team Presents …

Tucked away at the end of a long private drive, discover a truly special country retreat where warmth, character and timeless New England charm come together.

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What to Wear for a Rain Photoshoot

Now that your dancer or athlete is booked, the question lands: what to wear for a rain photoshoot that looks like fine art instead of a wet afternoon.

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Presenting 76 Lords Hwy.

The Bross Chingas Bross Team presents a landmark estate that has come to market, capturing the essence of refined country living.

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Why Dryer Vent Service Prices Vary So Much

Many homeowners wonder why prices can range from $99 to $250 or more. The answer is simple: it’s often not the same service.

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Underage Drinking Leads to Arrest

Aftter receiving a report of suspected juvenile drinking at a large gathering, a homeowner was issued a misdemeanor summons.

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Lamont, Goldstein Win

The stage is set for the general election, with fairly easy wins on the Democratic side for governor and the Republican side for Congress.

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July Property Transfers

20 Weston properties sold in July. 19 sold in the same month last year. Total sales: $34,888,360. Median sale price: $1.8 million.

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Beth Gralnick, 83

Ms. Gralnick passed away peacefully on July 28 after a brief illness. A Weston resident since 1973, she was deeply involved in the community.

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On Point: Creativity, Innovation

A conversation with Bryan Mattimore, whose “21 Days to a Big Idea” was rated one of the top 60 business books of all time.

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9/11 Ride Honors Firefighters

A 343-mile bicycle ride honoring firefighters who died on 9/11 comes through the area on Sept. 9. The community is invited to participate.

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Letter: WMS Scrutiny Needed

A view of answers taxpayers deserve before making one of the largest financial commitments in the town’s history.

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At Coley Cemetery, Volunteer Restoration

A rising high school senior is repairing damaged gravesites at the historic cemetery and only needs help getting supplies.

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On Point: Dan Woog

A thoughtful, heartfelt conversation with a Westport institution about storytelling, belonging, and how strong communities are built one story at a time.

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“Little Libraries” at the Farm

You can donate new and gently used children’s books at Lachat’s markets and help children “thrive in life.”

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From Siversk: A Request, and a Gift

With trains under attack, Siversk’s mayor hopes Weston can help get kids to camp safely. And a gift for Weston has special meaning.

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To the Editor …

Recent Letters to the Editor include views on the scrutiny needed before making a school construction decision, guns, and budgets.

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Obituaries

Recent obituaries include Roderic Eaton, 87, Beth Gralnick, 83, Richard Bochinski, 83, and John T. Marshall, 87.

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