Richard Bochinski Dies at 83
Mr. Bochinski, a 54-year Weston resident, served the town for 42 years, including on the boards of Selectmen, Finance, and Education.
On Point: Bill Taibe
Restaurateur Bill Taibe shares his views on great dining, the state of the industry, his personal journey, and hints that something new is coming.
The Weather
Tuesday: Sunny. High 79º, low 52º.
Wednesday: Rain after noon and overnight. High 74º, low 61º.
Thursday: Rain. High 87º, low 67º.
On Screen: “Hacks”
Susan Granger reviews the conclusion of the comedy about a boomer standup diva and a millennial joke writer who became artistic soulmates.
On Screen: “Remarkably Bright Creatures”
Susan Granger reviews the story of a cleaning lady and a musician who are befriended by a cephalopod.
Film: Slavery in New York
“The Hidden History of Slavery in New York,” a NY Emmy winner, is at the Weston Library on June 14 with a Q&A.
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Nestor Launches Senate Campaign
The first selectwoman formally launched her general election campaign at a gathering of supporters and legislative leaders.
May Property Transfers
14 Weston properties sold in May. 13 sold in the same month last year. Total sales: $19,374,163. Median sale price: $1.44 million.
Tropical on the Green
Scenes from the Silver Steel Drum Band performance at Music on the Green, a new program from the Weston Commission for the Arts.
Pride Flag Raised
The Pride Flag was raised at Town Hall and Pride Month in Weston was proclaimed by First Selectwoman Samantha Nestor.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
KMS Team: Today’s Market
Wondering what price your home would fetch? Contact us for a complimentary analysis at 203.295.4375 or by email.
Senior Photos Polished & Timeless
At Rob Faber Photography, every senior photo session is designed around creating portraits with personality, confidence, and experience.
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.
Music at the Barn Returns
A new season of outdoor Music at the Barn concerts at Weston History & Culture Center kicks off on June 7 with Logical Pretzel.
Tennis Boys and Girls Win SWC
Both Weston High School varsity tennis teams won championships, defeating 11 other boys teams and 12 other girls teams.
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.
Drowning at Devil’s Glen
Freddie Pulla, a 27-year-old Bridgeport resident, had been fishing in the river near Devil’s Glen on Sunday evening. (Updated.)
Memorial Day Ceremony Held
Weather canceled Weston’s Memorial Day Parade, but the outdoor ceremony that follows each year was still held, indoors.
Preschool Holds Shoe Drive
To replace old playground equipment, St. Francis of Assisi Preschool can get cash for donated shoes that go to developing countries.
Students Win Energy Honors
Weston High School students Alexander Zhao-Ming Sung and Isabelle Collins won honors in Energize Connecticut’s eesmarts contest.
Democrats Endorse Judge Wexler
Probate Judge Lisa Wexler won the Democratic endorsement for reelection on May 21 by acclamation at the party’s convention.
5K Draws Record Numbers
Weather may have washed out most of Memorial Day weekend, but at least the 5K Road Race and Kids Fun Run beat the raindrops.
Republicans Endorse Alma Sarelli
Westport RTM member Alma Sarelli received the party’s endorsement for the 26th State Senate district.
John T. Marshall, 87
Mr. Marshall passed away peacefully on May 19. A longtime educator, he taught for more than 40 years in the Weston Public Schools.
Donald Saltzman, 93
Mr. Saltzman, of Weston, “finally used up his nine lives and passed away on May 13.” A private funeral service was held Sunday, May 17.
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 John T. Marshall, 87, Donald Saltzman, 93, Dr. Deborah Mayer, 78, and Joseph Coogan Jr., 89.
