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Marina Drasnin is a different kind of “06880” podcast guest. She’s not in town government. She does not lead an interesting business, non-profit or organization. What Marina is is a very excited new resident of Westport. She’s been here just a year, but she loves everything about this town. She sees it through fresh ey
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Roundup: Lights, Dogs, Shellfishing …
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (740+ words) From athletes and environmentalists to dog lovers, deli patrons and anyone interested in Saugatuck, Monday’s Planning & Zoning Commission meeting has something for everyone. The September 14 (6 p.m.; Zoom) agenda includes: The P&Z will again discuss lights on the turf Wakeman…...
Roundup: Old Mill Grocery, 9/11 Trees, Parks & Rec Programs …
1+ week, 1+ day ago (995+ words) In sustaining objections to Old Mill Grocery & Deli’s use of their 107-year-old property on Hillspoint Road last February, Superior Court Judge Dale Radcliffe said that allowing the sale of alcoholic beverages and outdoor dining in residential zones was “an impermissible…...
Roundup: A Day In The Life, A Push From Paulie, A Garbage Dump …
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1001+ words) A reminder: Tomorrow (Sunday) is our special “Day in the Life of Westport” day. Suggestions include neighborhoods, work, traditions, celebrations, acts of service, family life, recreation, arts, faith — whatever happens on a Westport Sunday. “A Day in the Life of…...
Roundup: Sherwood Island Gets Ready, Lanternflies Return …
2+ week, 23+ hour ago (800+ words) The other day, “06880” reported on the molasses-like timeline for renovation of the Sherwood Island pavilion. But other areas of Connecticut’s first state park are getting attention. Yesterday, a large excavator dug up a huge pile of dirt, and loaded it…...
Red Oak On Hickory: A Tree For The Ages
3+ week, 6+ day ago (917+ words) David Stalling grew up in Westport, and graduated from Staples High School in 1979. After forestry school in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, and serving in a Marine Corps Force Recon unit, he moved to Montana in 1986. he has spent…...
P&Z Doggedly Hears Winslow Park Proposal
3+ week, 6+ day ago (629+ words) “06880” political correspondent John H. Palmer writes: Should Winslow Park include a fenced-in dog area? Or should it be left as is: all open space? If the almost 50 people who stayed on the Planning & Zoning Commission’s Zoom meeting until almost midnight…...
Back To School: Time To Reassess Routine Plastic Use
1+ mon, 2+ hour ago (316+ words) Westport families are gearing up for the new school year. Also ahead: an enormous plastic consumption surge. Single-use snack bags, water bottles, vinyl binders — the waste is about to begin. Sustainable Westport is ready. The town’s non-profit environmental organization just…...