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.
At Coley Cemetery, Volunteer Restoration
A rising high school senior is repairing damaged gravesites at the historic cemetery and only needs help getting supplies.
The Weather
Saturday: Sunny. High 77º, low 58º.
Sunday: Sunny. High 79º, low 56º.
Monday: Mostly sunny. High 80º, low 62º.
Event Highlights
On Sunday, Music at the Barn features a Grateful Dead recreation. Coming to the Levitt: the trio known as LaMP, an Eagles tribute band, and a salsa dance party.
“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.”
Primary Election, Aug. 11
Early voting begins on August 3. At stake: a Democratic nominee for governor and a Republican for Congress. Updated with sample ballots.
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Congressional Award to WHS Student
Anushka Khubchandani won the highest level of an honor recognizing initiative, service, and achievement.
Himes: “The President Lied”
Rep. Himes said the “most ominous” reason for the president’s speech could be to set a pretext for subverting this year’s midterm election.
On Point: Singer-Songwriter MT Jones
UK singer-songwriter MT Jones joins us from Liverpool as he begins an international tour timed with the release of his hit album “Joy.”
Art Exhibition Opens
The opening reception for an art exhibition at the Weston Library drew a large audience from all around. The art is on display throughout July.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
KMS Team Presents …
This beautifully renovated colonial offers privacy, style, sun-filled interiors, and resort-inspired living with a pool and former Har-Tru court.
Meet the New Weston Field Club
Entering the summer season, the club has an air of excitement. Not surprising with improvements and annual dues lower by 40%.
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 Lady”
Susan Granger reviews the partly fictionalized British crime drama based on the murder trial of the former Duchess of York’s aide.
On Screen: Hot Summer Movies
Susan Granger lists summertime movies that you may or may not want to see this month, depending on your taste.
On Point: Paranormal Connecticut
A conversation with paranormal investigator and author Charles Rosenay, who explores the mysterious side of Connecticut.
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.
On Point: Chef Moe
In this inspiring On Point conversation, TikTok sensation Chef Moe shares why a simple meal can become an act of kindness, connection, and hope.
June Property Transfers
24 Weston properties sold in June. 20 sold in the same month last year. Total sales: $36,781,386.84. Median sale price: $1.325 million.
Norfield Church Series Explores Freedom
Everyone is welcome at a July sermon series: “America at 250 — Beautiful. Broken. Beloved. Becoming.”
ALT Plants a Forest
“Miyawaki by the Sea” at Seaside Park — 6,000 trees, shrubs, and ground cover on 12,000 square feet — is a coastal forest experiment.
North House HVAC Funded
Voters at a lightly attended Special Town Meeting approved $1.4 million in bonds to augment $1 million to be drawn from reserves.
WMS: The Bigger Fiscal Picture
Members of three boards heard an analysis of how much tax bills could rise to build a new school and address other needs.
To the Editor …
Recent Letters to the Editor include views on gun violence, the Town and school district budgets, and gas-powered leaf blowers.
Obituaries
Recent obituaries include Richard A. Bochinski, 83, John T. Marshall, 87, Donald Saltzman, 93, and Dr. Deborah Mayer, 78.
