Connecticut Remembers
The memory and lives of those who perished in terror attacks on September 11, 2001 were honored at Sherwood Island State Park.
25 Years Later
In memory of Scott T. Coleman, Keith E. Coleman, Robert T. Jordan, Glenn D. Kirwin, Robert A. Lawrence, Jr., and Bradley H. Vadas. Lost to family, friends, and Weston on September 11, 2001.
The Weather
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 76º, low 59º.
Saturday: Cloudy, evening and overnight rain. High 76º, low 54º.
Sunday: Rain. High 81º, low 68º.
Event Highlights
Highlights at the Levitt Pavilion: The Sweet Remains and Brian López Electric Trio. Coming soon to the meadow at Lachat: Stella Blue’s Band.
Siversk Mayor to Visit
On Friday, Alexei Vorobyov, leader of Siversk, Ukraine, will visit Weston along with a delegation of his counterparts.
Train Service to Reduce, 5 Weekends
Expect a reduced weekend schedule and crowded trains on the New Haven line, starting this weekend.
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Tributes for Beth Gralnick
Friends and colleagues of Beth Gralnick honored her memory at the Board of Police Commissioners meeting on September 1.
August Property Transfers
17 Weston properties sold in August. 23 sold in the same month last year. Total sales: $28,317,000. Median sale price: $1.45 million.
On Point: Livestrong CEO
Suzanne Stone talks about the organization’s mission to support people affected by cancer and the upcoming Ride for Resilience.
On Screen: “Coyote vs. Acme”
Susan Granger reviews the animated misadventure where Wile E. Coyote sues the Acme Corporation.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
KMS Team Presents …
This Nantucket-style colonial is tucked away on a private cul-de-sac with beautifully landscaped grounds that border Aspetuck Valley Country Club.
New Pond Farm: A Living Classroom
Just minutes from Weston, New Pond Farm Education Center is 102 acres of pastures, wetlands, woodlands and working farmland.
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.
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.
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.
On Screen: “The Secret Woman”
Susan Granger reviews the psychological thriller where a woman with amnesia learns she is a missing heiress.
“Doors of Weston” on Sale
Weston History & Culture Center benefits from sales of Julie O’Connor’s book of Weston photos, originally a limited edition.
Book Fair Offers Literary Treasures
The curated Connecticut Gold Coast Book Fair at the Weston Library offers a variety of rare books, antiquarian volumes, and collectibles.
Citizen Nominations Open
Nominations are open until October 31 for the Police Commission's annual Citizen of the Year award.
For the Elephants: The Herd Hope
A Weston teen’s nonprofit aims to help endangered elephants, and is also a way other young people can learn critical business skills.
Meta Millions to CT
Connecticut will receive $265.4 million from the $17.1 billion social media addiction settlement with Meta and enforce “long overdue” safety provisions.
Himes: ICE Activity “Despicable”
In a statement, Congressman Jim Himes says recent ICE activity has “nothing to do with public safety — it’s cruelty for cruelty’s sake.”
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.
Hazardous Waste Drop-Off, Sept. 12
Hazardous household waste can be safely disposed of at Miller-Driscoll School, 217 Wolfpit Road in Wilton.
Weston Police Arrest Caretaker
A Weston resident’s caretaker was arrested on charges of third-degree larceny and third-degree forgery.
Underage Drinking Leads to Arrest
Aftter receiving a report of suspected juvenile drinking at a large gathering, a homeowner was issued a misdemeanor summons.
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.
At Coley Cemetery, Volunteer Restoration
A rising high school senior is repairing damaged gravesites at the historic cemetery and only needs help getting supplies.
To the Editor …
Recent Letters to the Editor include views on the scrutiny needed before making a school construction decision, guns, and budgets.
Obituaries
Recent obituaries include Roderic Eaton, 87, Beth Gralnick, 83, Richard Bochinski, 83, and John T. Marshall, 87.
