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.
Siversk Mayor to Visit
Alexei Vorobyov, leader of Siversk, Ukraine, will visit Weston on September 11 along with a delegation of his counterparts.
The Weather
Friday: Partly sunny, chance of rain. High 80º, low 66º.
Saturday: Partly sunny. High 76º, low 58º.
Sunday: Mostly sunny. High 80º, low 60º.
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.
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.”
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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.
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.
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.
Roderic Lewis Eaton, 87
Mr. Eaton passed away peacefully on August 18. He built a long, successful career in financial services.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Hazardous Waste Drop-Off, Sept. 12
Hazardous household waste can be safely disposed of at Miller-Driscoll School, 217 Wolfpit Road in Wilton.
On Screen: “The End of Oak Street”
Susan Granger reviews the “perfect popcorn picture” about a neighborhood transported to prehistoric times.
On Screen: “The Shards”
Susan Granger reviews the “lurid, hedonistic” miniseries about affluent Los Angeles students, based on a Bret Easton Ellis novel.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
At Coley Cemetery, Volunteer Restoration
A rising high school senior is repairing damaged gravesites at the historic cemetery and only needs help getting supplies.
“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.”
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.
