Four Westport obituaries were published this week: Dewsnap, Debra Marie; Kenney, Claire; Pelletier, Ronald A.; and St. Michel, Yvette A. ("Eve"). Kenney, 94, had called Westport home for the last 30 years after growing up in Fitchburg and Lunenburg, and worked as a stewardess earlier in…
Westport recorded 58 property deeds between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with prices ranging from $40,000 to $3.1 million and a median of $625,100 among the 31 sales with a recorded price so far. The month's top sale was 15 Richmond Pond Drive at $3,100,000, followed by 185 Howland Road at $2,600,000. Old
Westport Beach Committee confronts a $30,000 shortfall in its beach enterprise fund. Members discussed raising beach-pass fees or trimming lifeguard hours after revenue from roughly 3,700 passes came in near $155,000 against a roughly $192,000 operating budget.
Westport home sales this period spanned from $40,000 to $3.1 million. From our own coverage: Home sales span $40,000 to $3.1 million. Also in today's brief (4 items): Sheffer Gallery opens Chris Perry book exhibit; Jesup Gallery opens dog show photo exhibit; South Gallery opens Dionne P…
Two Westport obituaries appear in this week's notices: Cordeira, Suzanne Doris (Rioux), 62, who died September 11, and Hallal, Charles J., whose notice was posted September 15. Neither listing included biographical detail beyond name, age (where given), and date, and no service arrangem…
Westport recorded 57 property transfers from Aug. 21 through Sept. 19, with 28 carrying a posted sale price so far. Prices among those 28 ranged from $40,000 to $3.1 million, with a median of $592,450. The period's top sale was 15 Richmond Pond Drive at $3.1 million on Sept. 8, followed by 185
Westport's Bike Path and Walking Committee heard that the Northern Scenic Greenway trail remains in an aerial-mapping phase, with no route or land-taking decisions made.
Westport Housing Authority adopts a flat FY27 budget as federal cuts squeeze funding. Commissioners Tim Cain, Liz Collins, Pauline Brodeur and Paul Stein unanimously approved the budget after fiscal consultant Dan Robelard warned the state's funding cap came in at zero percent this year.