Over to Town Hall: Middle School Studies

Making no specific requests, the BOE voted only to send reports, concepts, estimates and timelines to other boards.

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Rep. Himes Speaks, April 18

Mr. Himes will speak and answer questions at the weekly Kiwanis Club meeting in the Norfield Church parish hall. All are welcome.

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The Weather

Friday: Mostly sunny. High 62º, low 37º.
Saturday: Sunny. High 60º, low 44º.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. High 56º, low 38º.

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March Property Transfers

Four Weston properties sold in March. Eight sold in the same month last year. Total sales: $3,465,000. Median sale price: $815,000.

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An Historic Ship & DNA, April 11

One program at Weston History & Culture Center is about Nathan Hale’s spy ship, the other about genetic DNA, family lineage, and cold cases.

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On Screen: “Marshals”

Susan Granger reviews the latest spinoff from “Yellowstone,” this one the story of a Dutton son (Kayce) in a Montana-based tactical unit.

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Rescued Hawk Free as a Bird

Members of Weston Kiwanis looked on as a red-tailed hawk restored to good health at Wildlife in Crisis was released back into the wild.

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On Stage: “Giant”

Susan Granger reviews John Lithgow’s “ferocious tour-de-force performance” embodying mercurial children’s book author Roald Dahl.

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Ridgefield Restaurant Week, Apr. 13

A launch party at BMW of Ridgefield kicks off the week with hors d’oeuvres from popular restaurants, music, raffles, beer and wine.

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Women’s Club of Weston Turns 60

The social club was founded in 1966 by a group of six local women. The club, now with 82 members, offers an array of activities.

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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 …

This home offers comfort and grace with refined architectural details, generously sized rooms, and fine finishes that enhance the home throughout.

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Arnold Jerome Benton, 93

Dr. Benton, a psychiatrist and longtime Weston resident, died peacefully in his sleep at home on March 25 after a long illness.

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Presenting 103 Good Hill Road

Recently sold by Pamela Cornfield of the Bross Chingas Bross Team, this estate blends modern luxury with timeless craftsmanship.

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Scenes from “No Kings” in Westport

In one of about 3,300 nationwide protests, marchers gathered on the Ruth Steinkraus Cohen Bridge, on the Post Road, and at Jesup Green.

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On Point: ACL Tears in Teen Girls

In our seven-minute video interview, Dr. Nirav Pandya discusses the “explosion” of these serious injuries, why girls are at high risk, and how to prevent them.

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Why “Dryer Vent Cleaning” Isn’t Enough

Cleaning is an important part of dryer vent servicing, but our work involves much more. Safety and efficiency is our goal.

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Notice: Health District Hearing

Notice of an Aspetuck Health District Budget Public Hearing on Monday, April 13 at 7:00 pm.

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Middle School Estimates Drop

Revised estimates came in about 10 percent lower, with a slight advantage to a new building but a significant disadvantage in Weston’s share of costs.

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Child Reports Suspicious Incident

Weston Police report that a child getting off a school bus on March 18 was offered money by an unknown male to get into a black SUV.

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Blood Drive, April 13

With blood still in short supply in Connecticut, the American Red Cross drive takes place at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church.

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Samantha Nestor Declares for State Senate

Ms. Nestor said she would bring to the legislature a town leader’s perspective on the challenges facing the 26th State Senate district.

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Judge Wexler Seeks Reelection

First elected in 2013, Westport-Weston Probate Court Judge Lisa Wexler will seek another four-year term in the November election.

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BOE Consensus: Build New

Consensus on the school board is that it makes more sense to build a new middle school than to renovate. Either way, costs are “astounding.”

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Sen. Maher Won’t Seek Reelection

After two terms serving Weston, Westport, Wilton, Redding, and parts of other towns in the State Senate, Ms. Maher will step aside.

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Valedictorian, Salutatorian Named

Angela Zhao and Maximilian Rutkowski have been named Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Weston High School class of 2026.

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To the Editor …

Recent Letters to the Editor include a view that the schools budget is “wasteful” and a call to mobilize against gas-powered leaf blowers.

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Obituaries

Recent obituaries include Dr. Arnold Benton, 93, Jim Lomuscio, 71, Joan Henderson, 93, and Walter Vincent Hayes, Jr., 78.

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