Weston, CT News

• Weston, CT News
• Youth orchestras perform Sunday in Bridgeport
• Digging in the dirt
• Top scholar
• To be a Weston Trojan....
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston Middle School windows and doors project is moving forward
• Weston Warm-Up Fund gets $6,000 from town
• Rodgers & Hammerstein music takes center stage
• Charter changes: Weston selectmen set public hearing
• Weston Answerbook 2012 is in The Forum this week
• Keith Richards and Patti Hansen chair Silvermine anniversary gala
• Memorial Day parade, fair and race is this weekend in Weston
• Weston Board of Education: Open campus under review
• Feathering their nest: Osprey couple makes Weston home
• Kenneth Craw is Weston's new assistant superintendent
• FemCity Fairfield serves women in county
• The Weston Forum's print facility goes green
• WHS TROJAN FOOTBALL CAR WASH 5/26!
• WTYF&C News 5/21- Over 155 Registered!
• Weston Middle School students advance in history competition
• Lots of booths at Weston's Memorial Day Fair
• Channel 79 airs Weston meetings
• Weston Board of Education Identifies Finalist for Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction
• Cops on the run
• Weston doctor Eric Mazur hosts Health Talk
• Emergency response bill gives PURA more control
• Weston musicians perform with Western Connecticut Youth Orchestra
• Slow Food Metro North Presents The Ark of Taste: Honey Tasting
• NEWS ALERT: Ken Craw named new Weston assistant superintendent
• Learn more about Westport Weston Family Y this Saturday
• U.S. News and World Report names Weston fourth 'best' high school in the state
• Weston Democratic Town Committee hosts Senate debate
• Spots available for community tag sale in Weston
• Edible garden is going in this weekend at Hurlbutt Elementary School
• Weston Boy Scouts see microburst at ConnJam
• Partially completed construction: Towns may continue taxing
• Host families: Breathing Fresh Air into summer in Weston
• Education reform: Lawmakers pass 'meaningful' bill
• Heart attacks: Expecting the unexpected
• New York cabaret star Leslie Orofino comes to Weston
• Charter revision report goes to Weston Board of Selectmen
• Memorial Day 5K race is May 26 in Weston
• Weston artist's work chosen for SOLOS exhibit
• Author discusses caring for an aging parent Tuesday, May 15, in Westport
• Land Trust leads Short Hikes for Short People
• Hail to the chief
• Olé!
• BREAKING NEWS: High winds, possible tornado surprise Weston Boy Scouts at ConnJam
• Say cheese!
• Weston kids sell lemonade for a good cause
• A garden takes root at Hurlbutt in Weston
• Himes to accept 4th District Democrats' endorsement
• Slow Food Metro North (SFMN) Presents: The Ark of Taste - Honey Tasting at Red Bee Apiary
• Free child IDs at Weston Public Library
• Saturday is Shred It Day in Weston
• Performing arts school presents 'Snow White' and '13:The Musical'
• Weston police investigate head-on crash on Newtown Turnpike
• In this week's Weston Forum
• New restaurant at Cobb’s Mill in Weston set to open this weekend
• For zoning enforcement officers: No more triple damages
• ‘Momoirs’ explores mother-child bond
• Mary Ann Barr: Preserving a mother's legacy
• Old Mill Road in Weston: Cul-de-sac is out, safety measures are in
• Alcohol sales to be allowed on Sundays
• Weston P&Z denies cottage permit
• Global journalism is topic of voters league symposium
• Lions Club carnival runs May 10- 13
• Swing into spring!
• State lays out Connecticut education reform bill's six principles
• NEWS ALERT: State agrees to $100-million education reform bill
• Brown bag lunch with Weston first selectman CANCELED today
• A newcomer dispels some myths about Weston Garden Club
• Deadlines approach for voter changes
• Russo speaks to women about getting inolved in politics
• Weston Women’s League hosts ‘Aces Wild’ fund-raiser
• Emmanuel in Weston to hold family worship service
• Weston Historical Society: Cabaret benefit features Leslie Orofino
• The Trio Traverso to play in Weston
• Hurlbutt hosts bus rides for incoming Weston kindergartners
• Memorial Day Fair is coming to Weston
• 4th Congressional District: Redding Republican plans to challenge incumbent
• Westonps.org: New name for school district’s website and email addresses
• Westport Weston Health District offfers free skin cancer screenings
• Weinstein and Bliss participate in a rally for women’s rights
• Weston P&Z increases fence regulation to six feet
• Weston Onion Barn is closed for now
• Sod and clay arrive at Revson Field in Weston
• Greening up Weston
• Relay for Life is coming to Weston this weekend
• Weston charter revision: Public has its say
• Charles Keating and James Cromwell: 'A Cabaret Evening' benefits Weston Public Library
• Taking a bite out of rabies: Time to get Fido his license and immunizations
• Tons of WTYF&C Youth FOOTBALL News! 4/30/12
• New Tai Chi class starts at Weston Senior Center
• Weston Senior Senior Dance unites generations
• Friends of Hall-Brooke hold annual Mother’s Day art show
• Spring tree hike May 1 is geared for Weston seniors
• Weston police chief to receive recognition
• A gift to Weston
• Westport/Weston Y offers lifeguard class
• Weston Shred It Day is May 12
• Music for Your Heart and Your Soul to include Weston musicians
• Fifth graders take Brain Challenge and put Poetry in Motion in ‘Talent on Tap’
• Keating family performs 'A Cabaret Evening' in Weston
• Weston High School senior joins science and humanities symposium
• Register NOW for the Trojan Youth Football Camp/Clinic in June
• Memorial Day Fair News!
• Animal Embassy is roaring into the Weston library
• Weston P&Z reviews re-built cottage
• Weston parade open to all who wish to march
• Organizers get a jump on Weston Memorial Day Fair
• Press Release- WTYF&C to Host First Annual Cheer Extravaganza
• Weston Trojan Youth CHEERLEADING News
• 4th Congressional District: Challenger Obsitnik says voters are hungry for change
• Weston's Cobb’s Mill Inn gets parking lot permit
• Three Cheese Crisp recipe
• The Weston Forum’s Patricia Gay is grilled cheese contest finalist
• Weston Green Up Day is Saturday
• Saturday is Household Hazardous Waste Day in Weston
• Should GMOs in food products be labeled?
• 'Til death do them part: Horse and cow had special lifelong bond
• Democrat Leon Karvelis joins 135th District House race
• Weston Republicans go for Romney
• Republican primary is today!
• Genetically modified food discussion tonight in Weston
• Actor Charles Keating and family perform cabaret show at Weston Public Library
• NEWS ALERT: Karvelis announces candidacy for 135th House District
• Congressional candidate Chris Meek says he will 'stir things up' in Washington
• Forum highlights mass transit's role in southwestern Connecticut development
• Cell phone carriers: Consumers have many options to navigate
• Weston's Julian Zuch and friends make jewelry for preschool for kids with cancer
• Local expert finds area mine sites a mother lode of area history
• Y's Women host discussion about 'race in theater'
• Weston Republican Town Committee elects new executive board
• Picnic for the Planet is Sunday in Weston
• Live Well workshop at Weston Senior Center
• Weston Republican Town Committee endorses Obsitnik
• Say 'good riddance' at Household Hazardous Waste Day
• First aid
• New comprehensive recycling guide is coming in the mail after Earth Day
• Weston schools undertake strategic planning process
• Weston Girl Scouts host open house at Camp Saugatuck
• Weston brush fire
• Discussion of GMOs: The right to know what's in your food
• Free hike through Trout Brook Valley
• Remembering Gaspar Veloso: Weston postal clerk will be missed
• Moody's affirms Weston's Aaa rating
• Boy Scouts name José Feliciano a 'Distinguished Citizen'
• Charter revision public hearing is April 25
• GOP primary is next Tuesday
• Say good riddance to hazardous waste
• Westonites have starring roles in Westport show
• Last-minute tips for filing tax returns
• At the Weston Historical Society: Art show and sale feature works of Paul Heifetz
• Here kitty kitty?
• Pitchpipers group to audition Fairfield County singers
• Weston Middle School PTO nominates officers
• Trust fund offers Weston students aid
• Egan receives Weston youth service award
• WTF&C NEWS 4/13/12- Football Practice Schedules!
• NEWS ALERT: Weston Postal Clerk Gaspar Veloso dies unexpectedly
• Weston second graders organize book sale to benefit orphanage
• Superintendent Palmer speaks to Weston Kiwanis Club
• Weston students learn the power of persuasion
• NEWS ALERT: Weston voters approve town and school budgets
• NEWS ALERT: Voter turnout is light at Weston budget referendum
• NEWS ALERT: Governor pledges to sign death penalty repeal
• Polls are open at Weston Middle School 6AM-8PM today
• Weston picnic tries to help set a world record
• Meet the Filmmaker: Producer Al Brodax to discuss The Yellow Submarine
• Genealogy: Finding one's roots in Weston
• Weston budget referendum vote is tomorrow
• Charter revision: Public ponders ATBM changes
• Weston to sell some tax liens
• It’s tick time — and it’s early
• State legislators pass gas tax cap for this year
• Making Weston senior coffee hour sweeter
• NEWS ALERT: High winds take down tree, power lines on Sunset Drive in Weston
• Deadline nears to register to vote in GOP primary
• Weston actor Daniel Gerroll appears in Pygmalion reading
• Weston Public Library offers free programs in April
• Rep. Himes in Weston for brown bag lunch today
• Aces Wild
• Beach stickers are now available for Westonites
• Weston dancers celebrate spring
• State bill would amend pesticide ban at schools
• Parenting: Weston Youth Services hosts parenting workshops
• Weston students show off their ‘eesmarts’
• CROP Hunger Walk: We walk because they walk
• New life for an old favorite in Weston: La Roue Elayne at Cobb's Mill Inn
• Kiwanis Club of Weston: Efficiency coach speaks on Saturday
• Weston P&Z approves subdivision change
• Weston teens promote peaceful dating
• Charter revision: Draft report is now online
• Selectmen set to discuss liens, Lachat and project
• Sod and clay arrive at Revson in Weston
• 2nd Annual Youth Football Passing Tournament!
• "New" WTYF News! 4/4/12- New Flag Programs & More
• ATBM approves town and school budgets for referendum vote
• Annual Town Budget Meeting is tonight
• Woods End Lane blaze in Weston: Occupants, pets all safely accounted for
• Cobb's Mill Inn: Weston P&Z eyes parking lot
• For the 135th District: John Shaban to run for second term
• Girl Scouts 100th anniversary art exhibit: What it means
• Education reform forum: Westonites discuss changes
• Registration is underway for Weston after school programs and summer camps
• Weston Senior Center hosts financial workshops
• Girl Scout exhibit at Weston Public Library
• Weston Building Committee has an opening
• Holocaust project earns Weston boys spot in history competition
• Family University is next week in Weston
• Join Weston first selectman for lunch today
• St. Francis party steps into spring
• Weston Historical Society’s annual meeting includes stories of Civil War connections
• Brian Stokes Mitchell wows gala crowd with his generosity
• Republican primary is April 24; Weston registration session April 10
• Vendors, chili cooks invited to join Georgetown Day
• WTYF&C NEWS 3/30- Trojan Youth Summer Football Camp!
• Westonite Bochanis goes to state Geography Bee
• Westonites Keith Richards and Patti Hansen chair Silvermine gala
• Weston High School Company: ‘Guys and Dolls’ is a sure bet
• Board seeks candidates for Weston legal review committee
• 50 years of emergency services: Weston EMS - How it all began
• Parenting: Weston Youth Services hosts workshops
• Weston: Revson JV baseball field playable; varsity field is still awaiting sod
• CL&P schedules tree trimming in Weston
• Area leaders to examine I-95 corridor forecast
• DIRT!-The Movie free in Weston tonight
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire on Woods End Lane
• Weston's 2012 Citizen of the Year: Ken Edgar is a volunteer's volunteer
• Annual Town Budget Meeting: Weston voters have their say Wednesday
• Weston moves forward with $2 million middle school project
• Cobb's Mill Inn: Neighbors complain about parking lot work
• Weston Student Named Prudential Spirit of Community Awards State Honoree
• Autism Speaks fund-raiser is Wednesday
• Documentary Film–”DIRT-The Movie”
• Story Hour signup will be held in the children's room Sept. 12 - 18. Sessions begin Tues., Sept. 20. Sorry, no phone registrations.
• State offers mortgage-assistance event
• Astronomer in Weston maps the night sky
• Education forum is tomorrow night in Weston
• Weston Family University: A night for teens and parents
• Cantiamo Choir offers free Lenten concert in Weston
• Westport-Weston Restaurant Week: Serving up delicious deals
• Emergency response team completes first training course in Weston
• Talent search on tap at Weston's Cobb’s Mill Inn
• Booster Barn gets a jolt
• NEWS fr Westron Trojan Youth Football & Cheer - 3/23
• Weston police consider changing patch
• Historic Weston sleigh travels to ‘Narnia’
• Tour Brooklyn from Weston Public Library
• Weston Officer takes computer forensics class
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Ideas for Weston's Lachat farmhouse and land are on the table
• Share the road
• ONLINE FIRST: Weston Board of Finance sends budget to ATBM
• New state Senate map divides Weston into east and west
• UPDATED STORY: The Georgetown Saloon closes its doors
• Top eight reasons to see 'Guys and Dolls' in Weston
• More answers needed on Weston Middle School project
• Remote access goes live at Weston schools
• DOWNLOAD MEMORANDUM: Weston Charter Revision Commission outlines proposals
• BREAKING NEWS: Georgetown Saloon closes its doors
• Weston Youth Services Parenting Workshops
• Weston Historical Society holds annual meeting March 21
• Wine tasting is on tap at Weston Kiwanis fund-raiser
• Forum focuses on future of education in Weston
• NEWS ALERT: Weston finance board budget vote changed to Wednesday
• NEWS ALERT: Special meeting Wednesday on Weston Middle School project
• Fire reported at Weston Gun Club
• Blood drive at Weston High School March 26
• Promoting fire safety
• DIRT!-The Movie to be shown at the Weston Public Library
• 'Guys and Dolls' rolls into Weston this week
• Annual Town Budget Meeting and Live Broadcast Call-in Budget Q and A
• Land trust hikes include Owl Walk
• Weston High School students invited to participate in Congressional Art Competition
• Weston teens travel to Nicaragua to help people in need
• Touch Football is ON for this afternoon
• Gala this Saturday at Westport Country Playhouse features Brian Stokes Mitchell
• Governor Malloy orders flags to half staff on Saturday
• Weston charter revision: Report on proposed changes ready for the public next week
• Coming to Weston: CL&P launches expanded tree-trimming program
• Weston’s Got Talent
• ONLINE FIRST: Weston budget public hearing is brief and to the point
• REMINDER: Weston selectmen's meeting has a later start time
• NEWS ALERT: Weston superintendent hosts budget Q&A
• Weston volunteer program: More than 100 captains are on board
• EXPANDED STORY: Weston Assistant Superintendent Scarice takes job in Madison
• Weston Police consider Humvee training
• Here’s looking at you, kid!
• FCFL and Westport PAL Football on CNN this weekend
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Ken Kleban, Evan Kleban and Curtis Gunn: Get into the fight with HomeTown Boxer
• Old Mill Road in Weston: Should it be a cul-de-sac?
• Exploring Weston's budget: Funding for the fire department
• EXPANDED STORY: Due to public support Weston's police chief decides to stay
• Lang's Pharmacy closes its doors in New Canaan; will remain open in Weston
• Hospice talks to Weston seniors about science of happiness
• Weston budget public hearing is tonight
• Weston revue: Putting on the hits
• At Weston library: Organizer helps people tackle chaos
• Discuss current events Monday at Weston Senior Center
• Weston students trumpet civil rights
• Weston DTC looks to fill openings on two town boards
• Daylight-saving time begins today
• Set clocks ahead before bed tonight
• Weston students show off talents
• NEWS ALERT: Assistant Superintendent Tom Scarice is leaving Weston public schools
• Weston first selectman to give State of Town address
• Kindergarten registration underway at Hurlbutt in Weston
• Acoustic Weston takes the stage tonight
• WHS Trojans Host 1st Annual Touch Football Game for Gr 1-8
• Weston officials ask state legislators to eliminate personal liability for ZEOs
• Prohibitive practice claim against Weston dismissed
• Weston High School Company prepares for Guys and Dolls
• Area and Weston fire officials talk fire safety
• BREAKING NEWS: Weston Police Chief John Troxell to stay
• Weston town budget: Legal expenses are a question
• Trammell Saltzgaber: Weston teen helps senior citizens step into the digital age
• Weston Annual Report: Facts at a glance
• Weston budget hearing: Public gets its say on March 13
• March 5, Press Release- WTYFC Opens Registration & Kick-Off Mtg
• New La Leche group for Weston moms meets March 8
• Weston artists: Annual stroll is for the birds
• Youth orchestra prepares for two winter concerts
• Weston finance board to review budgets
• Lovely locks
• Home show March 10 and 11
• Weston artist featured in women’s art exhibit
• Brown bag lunch with Weston first selectman today
• Weston representative seeks tax relief for seniors
• Weston psychologist keynote speaker at bullying symposium
• On the Campaign Trail: Shays outlines priorities for a U.S. Senate campaign
• Weston school district receives award for food service program
• St. Francis in Weston celebrates Irish and Italian culture
• Weston senior is a finalist in Coca-Cola Scholars Program
• NEWS from WESTON TROJAN YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER (WTYF&C)
• Weston music sponsors free screening of film ‘3 Backyards’
• Weston selectmen want candidates for legal review committee
• Changes to state voting laws could increase turnout
• Weston superintendent is Kiwanis Club speaker Saturday
• Weston: Revson work starts — then stops
• Gas leak that closed Old Mill Road in Weston investigated
• Free emergency response training in Weston this weekend
• Weston looks to settle Rende case
• Schools Closed 2/29 - Town Meeting Changed to 3/14
• The devil is in the details: Weston superintendent is busy with education reform
• 2012-13 proposed education budget: Salary request is $28.3 million
• Top 20 salaries: Two town employees are in the list
• Weston Board of Ethics: Finkel has no conflict of interest
• Lawsuit filed against Weston schools for alleged bullying assault case
• WEATHER ALERT: State preparing for winter's worst on Leap Day
• And the Oscar goes to... Christopher Plummer!
• WEATHER ALERT: Rainy Leap Day could lead to sleet and snow for commute home
• EARLY DISMISSAL: Weston schools letting out early today
• Lift-a-thon Fund Raising!!!
• WEATHER ALERT: Snow, sleet and rain could hamper Wednesday commute
• Players!- Coach Lato's Daily Emails for High Schoolers
• Weston Trojan Youth Football and Cheer Kicks Off With the Fairfield County Football League
• Work Like A Mother holds open house in Weston
• Interfaith Council of Westport and Weston co-sponsors talk
• Weston teens: Youth film festival is accepting student entries
• With Weston musicians, youth orchestra features ensembles at concert
• News Alert: The Oscar goes to Christopher Plummer of Weston!
• This Week
• Mrs. Lincoln’s confidant comes to life
• Weston at the semifinals
• Weston pianist performs at art center
• UPDATE: Old Mill Road in Weston is re-opened following gas leak
• Wind advisory in effect for southern Connecticut
• VACTIONERS WORKOUT #4
• Many CL&P customers receive storm credit
• ITNCoastalCT seeks volunteer drivers in Weston
• Weston Kiwanis host Top Gun speaker at meeting this Saturday
• Vacationers Workout #3
• Hats off to Weston Middle School biographers and milliners
• Weston plans to put its Town Code online
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston designer's Paris Regency Collection is available online this week
• Weston selectmen accept Humvees as gifts
• 2012-13 proposed budget: Weston employees will get a pay hike
• Weston: Selectmen OK $65-million budget
• It's time to leap: Who put that extra day on the calendar?
• Vacationers Workout #2
• Weston burn permit applications must be made in writing
• Weston EMS Profile: Goldenberg committed to safety
• VacationersWorkout #1
• Weston library showing free movies this week
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• Weston seminar designed to help moms embrace their empty nests
• Westport chief talks to Weston Fire Dept. about building codes and fire prevention
• Weston meeting: Beekeeper urges cooperative surveillance
• Hospital offers cancer support programs
• Weston kids can sing to stop hunger
• A warm gift from and for Weston
• Weston student top high school volunteer in state
• High school Mock Trial: Weston going to the finals
• Kids may submit artwork for Weston school calendar
• Weston teens talk about dating violence on national TV
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• They Call Me Lizzy: One-woman show at Weston Historical Society
• Weston Kiwanis speaker says military is shifting its focus to Africa
• Commission seeks nominations for Weston Citizen of the Year
• Tractor Mac author signs books at Weston Norfield Grange
• CL&P warns of phone scam claiming rebate
• 'Food Inc.' playing at Weston library tomorrow night
• Weston Board of Ethics continues conflict of interest review
• Weston Police Commission questions chain of command, hiring plan
• Old Mill Road: Weston residents request traffic study
• Selectmen ponder Weston budget proposal
• New legislative session: Weston's legislators are ready to go
• Weston Boosters Club Presents Harlem Superstars vs. Weston ‘All Stars’
• Valentine’s Day: What’s it all about?
• The Weston Intermediate School PTO Newsletter - February 10, 2012
• IRS says there are tax benefits available for some job seekers
• Weston's St. Francis seeks sponsors for St. Pat’s/St. Joe’s dance
• Weston kids in 'Middle School Madness'
• Quote of the Day
• Neighbor to Neighbor workshop offers Westonites free energy-saving tips
• Weston Middle School Mock Trial teams move to next round
• WESTON'S FOOTBALL & CHEER WEBSITE!
• March FB Camps for Grades K-8!
• Discuss current events at Weston Senior Center
• Y’s Women host Weston basketball ambassador Mike Evans
• Youth orchestras perform this weekend
• Young guitarists play for Weston Food Pantry
• Stellar!
• Weston P&Z approves Gary resubdivision
• Weston Kiwanis food drive is this Saturday
• Weston School website has new look
• Weston Police Commission approves Humvees
• 2011 SWC PATRIOT DIVISION CHAMPS
• Members of the public are invited to attend emergency response training
• Warm winter could spell more trouble with ticks
• State Rep. Shaban in Weston tonight
• Weston Ethics board still reviewing Finkel conflict of interest case
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• Gridiron Club Needs Your HELP!
• Weston Speaks Up: Humvee kerfuffle dominates conversation
• At Weston's Speak Up: Jobs, COGs and emergencies are on people's minds
• RPA v. COG: The debate continues in Weston
• Phil Schaefer in A Thousand Clowns: A voice guy's stage debut
• Seeing red
• Westport Weston Health District offers Heart Month screenings
• A Valentine Evening features unlimited pizza, wine, and Charles Keating & Family
• Weston artist Karen Ford is part of Midwinter Mix
• Women's Club of Weston holds luncheon on Tuesday
• Acoustic Weston prepares to take the stage
• Quote of the Day and This Week
• Police Academy graduate
• The Tattooed Girl by Westonites is up for an Edgar award
• The Preparedness Guys: Ways to get ready for winter weather
• REMINDER Gridiron auction - Tom Brady Jersey
• Frank Converse in 'Morning's at Seven' reading at Westport Country Playhouse
• Sela Marisela Esposito wants Weston to put on its dancing shoes
• Weston First Selectman hosts a brown bag lunch
• Speak Up is Saturday in Weston
• Follies auditions are Feb. 6, 7, 8
• Weston P&Z reviews Gary subdivision
• 'Souperbowl' benefits Weston Food Pantry
• Learn about clean energy at Weston Kiwanis Club meeting
• Changes are being made inside Cobb's Mill Inn
• Maureen Anderman: Having a royal time in Richard III
• Emails reveal pressure on Weston Police Chief
• Weston town budget: First Selectman recommends 2.16% hike
• Weston school budget: Board OKs 0.93% increase
• Weston moves to full-day model for kindergarten
• Weston Board of Ethics is meeting tonight
• The Weston Intermediate School PTO Newsletter - January 27, 2012
• Rep. Shaban to hold office hours in Weston
• Have a heart: ‘Go Red for Women’
• Lincoln dressmaker tale brought to life in Weston
• Weston school board approves budget, full-day kindergarten
• Revised Policy - Advertising Program
• Smits will moderate Speak Up
• Peter’s Weston Market receives sponsorship award from league
• Weston's Christopher Plummer wins SAG Award
• Gridiron auction - Tom Brady Jersey
• ‘Turn the Corner on Lyme’ sets walk date
• Weston artist Fruma Markowitz is part of guild’s show
• Summer camp open house in Weston is coming
• Weston first graders Skype with North Liberty, Iowa, class
• Weston Forum nominated for press award
• Wilkins talks about Lachat ‘farm art’ at Weston library
• Charter Revision Commission begins drafting, stops televising its meetings
• Annie Jr. is coming to Weston
• Westport Weston Health District explores emergency preparedness
• Animal rescue training for Weston region on tap for tonight
• Weston community coalition seeks volunteers to help the town respond to emergencies
• Weston Town Meeting vote approves new revised Lachat property lease agreements
• Weston schools offer budget information meetings
• Congressional redistricting: Court-appointed special master submits revised district map
• Gridiron Meeting for Everyone!
• Weston Police Chief to leave: John Troxell announces retirement
• Weston schools superintendent proposes 0.93% budget increase
• Weston's grand list is up 0.73%
• Goats: Weston screenwriter Mark Jude Poirier's movie premieres at Sundance
• change of lift times
• Motivational Quote Jan 23-27
• BREAKING NEWS: Weston Police Chief John Troxell is leaving
• Brown Bag Budget Lunch With The Superintendent
• Junior League hosts new member classes for interested Westonites
• Weston state Rep. John Shaban sets local office hours
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• NO MORNING RUN
• NEWS ALERT: weston schools have delayed opening today
• Overnight camp hosts Weston gathering
• Hersam Acorn’s Home Monthly has a new website
• GOP primary is slated for April 24
• Speak Up 2012 is set for Saturday, Feb. 4
• Congressmen Himes, Murphy discuss impact of jobs crisis
• Weston EMS profile: Jon Weingarten: Volunteer proud to help the community
• Snow far snow good: Conditions in Weston this morning are fine
• Paul Bogaev of Weston to judge talent competition
• Students get the facts on Forum newspaper tour
• Snow expected for tomorrow
• Free Weston parenting workshops focus on older kids’ issues
• Lulu Powers signs her book at the grange in Weston
• NEWS ALERT: Weston superintendent proposes 0.93% school budget increase
• Christopher Plummer of Weston wins his first Golden Globe award
• Weston Democrats seek candidates for Conservation Commission
• Weston Finance board elects new officers
• Humvee purchase hits a roadblock in Weston
• Weston High School graduates: 72% earn college degrees within six years
• Keeping trim in the new year: Westonites resolve to lose weight
• Weston Town Meeting: Lachat lease vote is Thursday
• Quote of the Day: Courage
• Girl Scout cookies are now on sale in Weston
• Weston League of Women Voters gets ready for Speak Up
• Weston school budget workshops start tomorrow
• Coffee Talk
• Snow mixed with sleet should change to rain
• IRS extends tax filing deadline
• Weston Charter Revision Commission set to meet next Tuesday
• Young Weston musicians perform Winter Music Marathon
• Plummer wins Golden Globe award
• Weston author pens a new book on wedding planning
• Lachat and other Farm Art is on exhibit at the Weston Public Library until Feb. 29
• Weston WOW! offers after school programs
• Program honors Martin Luther King
• Westonite Ray Rauth honored for bike and pedestrian advocacy
• Picture Page: Norfield Children's Center playground
• WEATHER ALERT: High winds expected today
• New Haven line commuter fares have increased about 5%
• Weston First Selectman Weinstein supports Civility Accord
• Jonathan Katz: Project changes lives of African children
• Weston Relay for Life planning gets underway
• Weston selectmen seek candidates for legal review committee
• Weston ethics decision is still on hold
• Norfield Children’s Center builds a new playground
• UPDATE: Car accident closed Newtown Turnpike
• Warming up
• Lachat agreement faces hurdle: Nature Conservancy requests endowment payout change
• Regional planning agency: Weston considers structure change
• Barbara Greenberg: Talking 'teen' with concerned parents
• The Interstellar Elevators: Weston band in national talent competition
• Interfaith Council hosts Martin Luther King program
• Newtown Turnpike in Weston is closed
• Beware of CL&P impersonators
• Weston Boosters continue bottle and can drive
• Community Service Time Change
• Youth film festival fund-raiser features teen musicians in Battle of the Bands
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ hits the stage Jan. 7-8
• Christmas tree bonfire takes place Saturday
• New business laws now in effect
• Chinese newspaper editor speaks at Weston Kiwanis meeting
• January is Radon Action Month
• U.S. Senator Blumenthal reflects on the past year: Job growth, partisan politics and Afghanistan
• Quote of the Day with important dates
• Lachat Farm Art at the library: Group questions room use policy
• Fire safety in Weston: Check detectors and chimneys but beware of scams
• Weston First Selectman looks ahead: The year that defines government
• Congressional redistrictings: Supreme Court appoints 'special master'
• Governor releases action plan for creating unified disaster response
• Weston Football Community Service - Last Day This Sunday
• Weston P&Z meeting is canceled
• Highlight DVD
• Weston Charter Revision Commission set to meet next Wednesday
• Westport/Weston Y’s Men: Shays says: ‘Think big, act boldly’
• Westonite is new chairman of Westport Country Playhouse
• Feliciano, Rother and friends perform locally
• Happy New Year!
• Ring in the New Year with a cold weather checklist
• Weston elementary and intermediate schools hold food and gift drives
• New Haven Line rail fares go up Sunday
• Weston students respond to request for letters to overseas troops
• Weston youth crashes car into utility pole
• Friends greet the new year with a polar plunge for kids
• 2011 Year In Review: Wicked weather dominates Weston's headlines
• Enrollment projections: Number of Weston students is declining
• Bikes for Bridgeport: Project brightens Christmas for many
• Strong winds expected in Weston tonight
• Weston Christmas tree bonfire to warm many on Jan. 7
• Candy from Weston is a hit with U.S. troops overseas
• Emmanuel Nursery School students work for mittens
• Art exhibit featuring Lachat farm on display at Weston library in January
• Merry Christmas!
• Still time to submit teen driving PSA
• Singing for the seniors
• No liquor sales allowed Monday
• Weston churches hold special services on Christmas
• Weston selectmen fill many seats on appointed town panels
• Weston High School Mock Trial teams advance
• WHS JOURNAL: Weston’s biggest rivalries
• WHS JOURNAL: The future of open-campus policy is up in the air
• Year ends on a muddy note for Revson Baseball Field
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• A happy holiday
• Lighting the night: Weston celebrates the holidays
• Weston selectmen OK changes to Lachat agreement: Another Town Meeting vote
• Weston schools earn Energy Star award
• New members appointed to Weston Board of Ethics
• Weston senior citizens get some new friends
• Dog found tied to fence in Weston
• Happy Hanukah!
• Vivian's Picture Disk
• Westport/Weston Y holds lifeguard training
• Weston Charter Commission sets tomorrow night's next agenda
• Giant menorah lighting tonight
• Rep. Jim Himes in Weston talks veterans, protests and jobs
• Highlight DVD
• Quote of the Day
• Westonites collect 'Bikes for Bridgeport'
• Art show to honor Lachat Farm
• Weston Toys for Tots campaign continues
• Westonites may check CT Big List for unclaimed money
• At Raise Your Voice!: Community performs reading of ‘A Christmas Carol’ classic
• Many are appointed to Weston boards
• Youth film festival moves its venue to Bridgeport
• Tree lighting this afternoon
• Weston Nutcracker kids
• The Road to the "Rent" begins Monday
• CL&P offers credit to customers who lost power for week or more
• Independent storm analysis: CL&P unprepared, misleading
• The lucky winner
• Author, lobster raffle at indoor farmers market
• Inspirational Clip of the day "Why not Weston?"
• Weston Middle School art exhibit starts today
• Moody’s changes town’s outlook from ‘negative’ back to ‘stable’
• Hersam Acorn launches GoodDealsCT.com
• The Forum's Patty Gay will be at the Norfield Grange this Thursday
• Quick Update
• Weston P&Z approves Lachat plan
• Friends of Lachat get $20,000 grant
• Weston's Charter Review Commission review draws to a close
• Celebrate holidays in Weston: Tree lighting, caroling, giant menorah
• Charitable donations: Giving the gift of giving to others
• Banquet Reminder
• Weston author Hans Wilhelm receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Weston Girl Scouts show their true colors
• Weston EMS profile: Rob Weiss: Commuting home to be an EMT
• Cheaper electricity but higher bill?
• Weston SafeRides receives funding
• Re-gifting items on sale at Weston Senior Center
• Pressman of Weston receives award for Fragile X assistance
• Good old-fashioned fun
• Sounds of the Season in Weston
• Operation ELF provides toys to National Guard families
• Luminaria display is Sunday in Weston
• Attorney to discuss the Dodd-Frank Act at Kiwanis Club meeting Saturday
• Weston meetings now may be viewed online
• Weston Gingerbread Holiday Brunch offers kids’ crafts and activities
• Weston Intermediate School: Quizlet site deemed inappropriate
• Weston election audit verifies results
• Freedman of Weston earns humanitarian award
• Town denies Weston Highway Department grievance
• Former Weston High School teacher: Eger matter is still under investigation
• NEWS ALERT: Hathaway gets 33 month sentence for mortgage fraud
• Weston Planning and Zoning Commission elects new officers
• Redistricting affects Weston: Senate districts slated to change
• Weston P&Z is still reviewing Lachat
• Weston Board of Ethics delays vote on conflict of interest
• Dark day for solar panel projects in Weston
• Weston Historical Society's Victorian Christmas
• Revson Baseball Field: Construction halted again
• WEATHER ALERT: Messy weather with some snow possible
• Weston Intermediate School Holiday Cookie Exchange
• Discuss current events at Weston Senior Center
• Weston Charter Revision Commission: Town clerk, tax collector posts up for discussion
• Gingerbread brunch
• Important - Banquet RSVP and Payment
• Weston Toys for Tots campaign underway
• Women’s Club of Weston holds holiday luncheon
• Weston beneficiaries
• Governor Malloy orders investigation into emergency federal food aid program
• Having fun with Hugo
• Weston's Hand-In-Hand pre-school is accepting applications
• Run for Life
• Sugar plum moments
• Weston kindergarten registration is next week at Hurlbutt
• Regionals
• Miss America author speaks to Weston Kiwanis Club
• A taste of honey at the farmers market in Weston
• Weston election audit is this Saturday
• Weston teen band plays this weekend
• Weston Warm-up Fund Football Community Project
• Devil’s Den in Weston closed to public Dec. 1, 5 and 6
• Weston 2010-11 deficit comes in much lower than expected
• Revson contractor almost strikes out
• Carolyne Hynes of Weston: Running for a good cause
• Weston P&Z has questions about Lachat
• Heating assistance programs: Many in Weston will be left in the cold
• Weston school district tries to 'weather-proof' 2012-13 calendar
• Giving the gift of life
• Sworn in
• Weston Senior Center offers free memory screening
• Weston school board to discuss AIM program tonight
• Raise Your Voice! is this Monday
• Peeking behind the scenes
• Westonites honor founders of Kool to be Kind initiative
• Happy Thanksgiving
• After giving thanks, give some blood
• Women’s league spreads joy with Thanksgiving gift baskets
• Weston responds to Saugatuck fire
• Giving at Thanksgiving
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Kiwanis Club and Weston Key Club: Warming hearts and homes together
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Local teens sing and dance in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
• Controlled deer hunt continues at Devil’s Den in Weston — closed some days
• Potato Leek Soup.......Yeah, it's basic but it's really good on a cold night
• Weston therapy dogs keep on giving and giving
• Weston's highway union files grievance over October storm dismissal
• Weston Board of Ethics re-examines conflict of interest case
• Weston chosen for post-election results audit
• Lessons learned in Weston 'After the Storm'
• Generator sales are hot: 'Must have' accessory in Weston
• Holiday Raise Your Voice! at the Weston library
• High honors
• Report October storm damage to 2-1-1
• Weston EMS profile - Diane Slovak: What it takes to be a Construction Queen
• Weston Senior Walking Club meets weekly
• Free memory screening Tuesday in Weston
• Light A Fire
• Weston teen band battles for votes in SchoolJam USA competition
• Weston Senior Center hosts special activities
• Weston High School academic team is up for ‘The Challenge’
• Thanksgiving Game
• Wendy’s High School Heisman: Tess Maggio of Weston named state finalist
• Karaoke for Kids at The Saloon
• Norfield Grange holds kickoff dinner for Weston Winter Farmers Market
• President issues major disaster declaration
• Weston Women's League sponsors blood drive Thanksgiving weekend
• Hurlbutt knows how to move
• Acting seminar teaches self-confidence
• Acoustic Weston musicians hit the stage this Saturday
• FEMA: President Obama declares disaster for Connecticut
• BREAKING NEWS: Butler resigns as CL&P president
• BREAKING NEWS: Steven Kottage of Weston sentenced to 41 months for mortgage fraud
• Team dinner
• Weston Evergreen dance has new twists
• Reminder: Devil’s Den in Weston closed on some upcoming weekdays for deer hunt
• Post-storm panel discussion is Saturday in Weston
• Judy Henderson of Weston has a lot to wine about this Thanksgiving
• Regional dispatch idea is off the table in Weston
• Jeremiah Schwarz TRIs a new sport: Creation goes global
• Hazardous branches are main culprit for power outages in Weston
• Fall falls away in Weston
• Charter Commission meets Wednesday
• Warming up
• Students collect box tops for Hurlbutt
• Bridgeport Rescue Mission needs 2,500 Turkeys
• Westonites celebrate an early ‘Kristmas’
• Weston thanks those who served
• NEWS ALERT: Governor Malloy cautions about windy conditions, potential impact on damaged trees and limbs
• At Weston Kiwanis: Energy Security: — From Weston to the world
• Book fair wraps up with Family Fun Night
• Salute to Veterans returns next summer thanks to retired Weston Marine
• Veterans Day activities happen today
• Company brings farcical comedy to Weston stage this weekend
• State to collect tree debris from along two roads in Weston
• Weston Boy Scouts are taking orders for wreaths and trees
• Selectmen authorize 8-24 P&Z request for Lachat leases
• Devil’s Den closes on selected weekdays for deer hunt
• Main Street Weston benefits SafeRides
• WIS PTO General Board Meeting and Guest Speaker
• Parenting Workshop at Weston Library
• Co-op tag and bake sale filled with bargains
• FEMA assistance deadline nears
• The wheels of progress
• Practice for Tuesday, November 1st
• President declares federal state of emergency in Connecticut
• STORM UPDATES: Weston weathering the weather
• Light a Fire awards will be presented in Westport
• Weston book sale features more than 5,000 titles
• Weston Youth Services offers parenting series
• Halloween in Weston: How about next Saturday?
• Weston walloped by nor-easter
• CL&P says power restoration may take a week or more
• Youth orchestra kicks off 10th season
• Halloween: Ever wonder why?
• Days gone by
• WEATHER UPDATE: Snow wreaks havoc with power, roads
• WESTON STORM UPDATE: Power outages, trees down
• October snow storm has begun in Weston
• Junior League offering two $1,500 mini-grants
• Georgetown Lions Club’s Turkey Shoot starts this Sunday
• Audience raises its voice at Weston library
• Important Time Changes - Tomorrow's Game and Tailgate
• WEATHER UPDATE: The latest on a possible snowstorm tomorrow
• Weston candidate debates are on TV
• Hazardous waste disposal day in Wilton open to Westonites
• Students take a trip to Weston’s past
• Banquet Meeting - IMPORTANT PLEASE NOTE!
• WEATHER ALERT: Weston may see snow this weekend
• Costume parade wends its way through Weston on Halloween
• Superintendent starts blog
• Candy collection for the troops begins
• Magazine ranks Weston #1 town
• Tailgate Moving Into Cafeteria
• Reminder: Banquet Meeting
• Weston town meeting OKs changes to Lachat lease
• Lachat house in Weston closer to restoration
• Wendy Petty is the new director of the Weston Senior Center
• Board of Selectmen debate: Village District, regionalization are discussed
• Weston Police Commission debate: Oversight, overtime are topics
• NEWS ALERT: Weston ethics board says no conflict of interest for Moch
• Girl Scout Scare Fair comes to Weston
• Power outage? Weston Booster Club sells peace of mind
• Update on the Tailgate
• Team dinner
• Adult Post-game Gathering-Nov. 5th
• Workshop 'It's Elementary' - Media, Messages and Monitoring
• Dogs must be leashed at Trout Brook during year-long study
• Flu shot clinic in Weston is set
• Embrey joins Weston beekeepers meeting on Tuesday
• Health district offers Live Well workshops
• Weston Education Foundation accepting community grant applications
• Raise Your Voice! at the Weston library
• Music Theatre of Connecticut’s seminar explores performing arts degrees
• Interfaith Council holds series
• Drum Circle benefit for Randy Brody of Weston
• Untitled
• Lachat lease changes get unanimous Town Meeting approval
• Free lightbulb exchange at Onion Barn in Weston
• Weston sees red (ribbons) next week
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Rain delays work at water-soaked Revson Baseball Field in Weston
• Tailgate after Homecoming Game (10/29)
• Weston school board, teachers union ratify tentative agreement
• Lachat lease vote is tonight at Weston Town Hall
• Reducing storm damage topic of FEMA’s talk
• Conflicts of interest? Two Weston candidates say they don't have one, others disagree
• Weston residents oppose Cobb's Mill Inn text amendment
• Weston selectmen candidates discuss top issues
• Weston League of Women Voters hosts selectmen, police commission debates
• Team dinner
• Charter Revision Commission to examine articles on elected officials
• At Weston library: Leff’s novel offers a glimpse into Park Avenue lives
• Banquet Meeting
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Heffernan of Weston to speak in Wilton
• Wampum Hill Road designated as a ‘scenic road’
• Meet new film festival coordinator at WYFF kick-off tonight
• Weston Kiwanis Club looks ahead
• Weston High School students plan a visit to China
• Free quit smoking class
• Friends of the Weston Library seek book sale volunteers
• Trackside welcomes Weston bands this Saturday
• Weston Volunteer Fire Department open house is this Saturday
• Weston is a HEARTSafe community
• Quote of the Day
• Weston knitting circle meets Thursday nights
• Three Weston boards hear possible capital requests for next year
• Bee careful
• FAN BUS IS BACK!
• BREAKING NEWS: Weston Board of Ethics says candidate has conflict of interest
• Weston Board of Finance candidates tout experience, expertise
• Weston finance board debate is Saturday
• Weston Police Commission criticizes chief's actions
• Weston considers regionalization of emergency dispatch
• Misty morning
• Artists’ studio sale set at cultural center
• Norfield Grange holds coffeehouses
• Weston class of 1971 to hold 40th reunion
• Weston volunteers needed to monitor water quality
• Westonites Walk/Run for Hope
• Students asked to ponder founding principles
• Westonites on ski magazine cover
• Weston psychologist gives parents tips on talking to teens
• Aspetuck Land Trust leads Weston fall hikes
• Autumn nature walk takes place Sunday
• Pumpkins and police tape
• BREAKING NEWS: While under investigation: Weston teacher Dave Eger resigns
• Gilbert & Bennett property: Purchase agreement is in place
• Weston Education Foundation is accepting grant applications
• ONLINE EXTRA: Brigadeiros recipe from ‘The Brazilian Kitchen’
• Leticia Schwartz gets cooking Brazilian style on Today Show
• Continuation of the Weston High School Videography and TV Studio Program
• Gift wrap fund-raiser extended to Friday
• Weston fire department hosts open house
• Possible Weston connection: Police investigate vandalism at Barlow
• Weston P&Z reviews two zoning proposals for Cobb's Mill Inn
• Wheeee!
• Weston students learn about fire prevention
• Weston officials conducting online communication survey
• Good dog
• BREAKING NEWS: Police investigate Weston teacher
• Federal aid for individuals tops $5 million for Tropical Storm Irene
• Team Weston fights cancer
• Weston costume sale adds a date
• Getting ready for a scare
• today
• Team dinner time change
• At Weston library: Palmer discusses life and art in a Connecticut garden
• Voter registration session is Oct. 4 at Weston Town Hall
• Women’s Club of Weston holds membership sign-up
• Norfield Grange announces fair winners
• Free piano duets concert at Weston library is twice the fun
• Last day for donations to Weston library book sale
• Award-winning author inspires Weston students to read
• Norfield Church holds Blessing of the Animals
• All-Star Driver now steers driver’s education classes in Weston
• Online Weston Cub Scout registration is open
• Flu vaccination clinics begin
• Today's Practice
• Report ‘Irene’ damages to FEMA
• Weston brown bag lunch highlights domestic violence issues
• Preserving a piece of Weston history: Fundraiser Sunday for Lachat house
• Art for the artist's sake: Babson-Smith gives emerging artists a helping hand
• Weston Police Department grapples with manpower
• Weston charter revision: Commission to tackle specific issues
• Yale program helps Weston women become better politicians
• Weston students take on their next big adventure
• Quote of the Day
• Pictures and Cowbells
• Please note...
• Oct. 3 Weston lunch focuses on domestic violence
• Weston seniors discuss current events
• St. Francis carnival includes rock climbing, animal blessing and more
• Weston theater group holds first-ever costume sale next week
• UPDATE: Weston school bus hits tree branch
• Hospital has flu vaccine
• Weston senior book club features ‘Water for Elephants’
• ‘Actors Reading Authors’ celebrates writers born in September
• Free screening of ‘I Have Seen the Future’ today at Weston library
• Three Weston boards set to meet together
• Congressman announces deadline for military academy nominations
• Hurlbutt photo day is Tuesday
• Weston SafeRides program starts new year
• Westonite gives burlesque a new spin
• Applications are available now for Weston absentee ballots
• Charter Commission to meet with more officials
• Weston Cub Scouts holding open house tomorrow
• Weston artist's avian art featured in Audubon exhibit
• Todays Practice
• Westport Weston Health District flu clinics begin
• Weston pursues FEMA money in wake of tropical storm
• Deer hunt set on Weston town lands
• You are invited to join us to tailgate Saturday at noon
• Lachat agreement is in reach for Weston and Nature Conservancy
• Weston High School 2011 SAT scores drop slightly
• Public Act 11-79: Weston P&Z passes subdivision bond amendment
• Weston student Web site fosters school spirit
• Team Dinner Friday September 23rd
• Health district accepting appointments for flu shots
• Today
• New writers group meets at Weston library
• Weston schools roll out gift wrap fund-raiser
• Game Program Printing
• Elks open scholarship contest for Weston seniors
• Weston ADAP: Registration open for youth leaders
• Weston ADAP hosts several activities this year
• Friends to bid farewell to Hal and Laura Mathews
• IRS gives tax extension to those affected by storm
• Disaster recovery centers open
• Leafing the scene
• Quote of the Day
• League of Women Voters to hold debates in advance of Weston election
• Real estate expert speaks at Weston Kiwanis Club meeting
• Gala in Weston gives puppies a new leash on life
• Weston residents may drop storm debris for free
• LAST ORDER - WORKOUT WEAR
• News Alert: Weston P&Z postpones Cobb's Mill Inn discussion
• 2011 Froshmore Schedule
• Professional outdoor family portrait sessions this weekend in Weston
• Story Hour sign-up at Weston library
• Charter Commission conducts interviews with Weston officials
• Many want Weston charter to mandate secret ballot voting
• History comes to life in Weston
• 2011 Weston Spirit Wear - UPDATE
• Weston remembers Sept. 11
• Emmanuel Church Country Fair is this Saturday in Weston
• Weston ethics board asked for opinion on conflict of interest question about candidate
• Thursday's practice
• Froshmore game moved to Saturday at 4pm
• News Alert: 'Irene' make-up days — Weston school board changes calendar
• Oil painting highlights Weston church fair silent auction
• Ms. Sussman leads Weston parenting workshop
• Weston teen's Kat’s Paws goes green at festival
• Quote of the Day
• Weston Daisy Scouts hold orientation
• Weston supports the troops
• Lottery is Wednesday at Weston Town Hall to determine ballot order
• Sept. 11
• eBooks now available with Weston library card
• ‘Pirates of Penzance’ first in free music series
• Practice Tomorrow
• Norfield Grange Fair celebrates agricultural life in Weston
• Weston artists’ works on exhibit at ArtPlace
• Fan Bus to Stratford - September 16th
• Flags to fly at half-staff on Sunday, Sept. 11
• Tips for safe gutter cleaning
• History of synagogue topic of Sept. 11 talk
• Weston fair matches volunteers with charities
• Smurf your whole day long
• BBQ Update
• PIzza & Swim Party
• News Alert: New owner of Cobb's Mill Inn proposes zoning changes
• Weston's Cobb's Mill Inn sells for $1.76 million
• Disaster Recovery Centers open throughout the state
• September brings new programs to Weston library
• Weston man sentenced for insider trading
• Ten years later: Weston commemorates Sept. 11, 2001
• New home to Weston’s past: Historical society's archives open Saturday
• 2011 Concession Stand Assignment Schedule
• The bells ring for Weston's first day of school: Board considers calendar changes
• Weston: First day of school picture page
• Tropical Storm Irene hits Weston: Picture page
• Tropical Storm Irene brings neighbors together in Weston
• Weston First Selectman says 'Good-bye Irene!'
• Weston officials ponder cost of Tropical Storm Irene clean-up
• CL&P says Weston power outages not transformer related
• fridays practice
• Quote of the Day
• Weston students get back to school
• Westonites seeking federal assistance must register with FEMA
• Weston comfort station open Monday 7-11AM
• CL&P: Power is restored to most Weston homes
• Another hurricane expected to hit U.S. next week
• Residents are warned about Irene's effects on water and food
• President declares Connecticut a disaster
• SATURDAY MORNING: CL&P president says utility is doing a 'very good job'
• Irene aftermath: CL&P says Weston outages are not transformer related
• Kickoff BBQ
• Line down to your house? Here's what CL&P says
• BBB urges caution with post-Irene clean up
• The Weston Forum is online only this week; special two-week edition publishes Sept. 8
• After the storm: DMV extends expiring licenses, registrations
• Happiness is: Yellow trucks
• Power being restored to more Weston customers
• Weston Family Field Day canceled; library and town hall open through weekend
• Selectmen's meeting canceled
• NEWS ALERT: CL&P is providing specific Weston outage information
• Kick-off BBQ still on!
• practice will finish at 7:30 not 8:15pm
• Full Gear tonight
• WE CAN PRACTICE TODAY!
• The schedule for the rest of the week
• Update on Practices
• NEWS ALERT: CL&P says majority of Weston will get power back by Sunday
• quote of the day
• FEMA deputy to visit Connecticut today
• Irene's aftermath
• Weather service on Irene: 'It could have been worse'
• CL&P on restoring power: 'It's gonna take time'
• POST-HURRICANE UPDATE: 95% of Weston still without power; schools closed for rest of week
• No Practice Today
• Weston to open comfort station Monday
• HURRICANE UPDATE: Power outages, blocked roads in Weston
• BECKETT CAMP ARRIVAL
• Hospital warns of CO exposure
• HURRICANE UPDATE: Weston decalres state of emergency
• 2011 Weston Spirit Wear
• Annual Gridiron Parking Spot Auction!
• CANCELED: Drums Around the World sound for world peace
• Pearl, ‘the miracle dog,’ survives five-day ordeal in the woods
• HURRICANE UPDATE: Weston officials ask residents to 'shelter in place'
• STORM CLOSINGS/CANCELLATIONS
• CANCELLATION: Bike/Ped Event postponed
• HURRICANE UPDATE: Hurricane Watch issued for Connecticut
• RSVP Reminder
• Communication Process Regarding School Emergency Notification
• A heart-felt donation in Weston
• Toth Park project targets watershed health
• African children’s choir comes to Weston Saturday
• HURRICANE UPDATE: Governor signs emergency declaration
• Monday's Practice
• Becket Trip Up Date
• Governor launches Web site to update citizens on Hurricane Irene
• Quote of the Day
• CL&P warns residents to be ready for possible 'week or more' of outages
• WEATHER ALERT: Hurricane Irene could arrive in Connecticut this weekend
• Accident disrupts power, closes part of Steep Hill last week
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Don Gary steps down from Weston Building Committee
• Workout Wear
• Weston students head back to school Tuesday
• Weston Charter Revision Commission: Working out how to work
• Wetlands remediation work at Weston schools postponed until next summer
• More teen driving restrictions lead to fewer accidents
• Back to School for Weston - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Earthquake felt up and down East Coast; local geologist explains quake
• Weston RTC seeks Building Committee candidates
• Quote of the Day
• Big Bike/Ped Event is Sunday, Aug. 28
• Westonite Larry Shore’s RFK film airs on PBS
• Summer showers
• Weston school bus schedules online
• Beauty-ful
• UPDATE: Fallen pole knocks out power
• Kickoff BBQ - revised
• Westport Westport health district now has nasal flu vaccine
• Westonites help wounded veterans find homes
• Urgent: Get all forms and payment in tomorrow morning
• Rain delays plague Revson Field work
• Weston tries to delay wetlands remediation until next year
• Weston vocational students work on food drive
• Rollover in Weston
• Weston Farmer hits a home run on former baseball field
• Petitioning candidate makes Weston finance board race contested; newcomer addresses possible conflict of interest
• Weston kindergarten enrollment: Big jump = more teachers
• Weston Parks Project: Fitness trail gets a face lift
• Quote of the Day
• Weston Football Kick-off BBQ
• Weston watercolor wins award
• Family Field Day to benefit Weston Warm-Up Fund
• UPDATE: Weston finance board race is now contested
• Vacation or Staycation: The Weston library has you covered
• Temple B’nai Chaim has new education director
• Getting ready for Weston church fair
• Weston school board meeting is this Monday
• Maggio named Future Global Leader
• Muller on national Youth Advisory Board of Alliance for A Healthier Generation
• Man killed in second fatal accident on Route 7 in a week
• Weston plans Sept. 11 ceremony
• This year, there is no Movie Under the Stars in Weston
• Utility pole fire on Sunday leaves many in Weston without power
• Governor orders flags to fly at half-staff
• NEWS ALERT: Forum delivery delayed
• Phone book delivery does not violate Weston ordinance — yet
• Petitioners had until yesterday to get on Nov. 8 ballot or to force a primary in Weston
• Weston Senior Center Director Jen Ruddy resigns
• Moody’s credit rating: Weston keeps Aaa but with ‘negative outlook’
• Sanders is Weston EMT of the Year
• Mosquitoes near Weston test positive for West Nile virus
• Helping to serve Weston
• Aug. 11 (8/11) is reminder to call 811 before you dig
• Weston school lunch prices inch up
• Weston Kiwanis Club tees up to support two local charities
• New moms workshops in Weston this fall
• Weston Marine reaffirms his enlistment oath
• Quote of the Day
• New Weston school calendar at Lang’s
• Without a license Weston dogs may be at risk
• New hours for Weston land use department
• ‘Camp Rockz’ play opens Friday at Weston church
• New bus schedules online
• Mammography van at Westport Weston Health District
• Catching some sun
• Weston’s Aaa rating up for review
• New Weston officer sworn in
• Come November, will Weston's Charter Revision Committee still be legal?
• Weston Fresh Air hosts share summer’s experiences
• Lucky duck
• Westonite Jonathan Moffly's company launches magazine
• Weston photographer Alison Wachstein's works are on display
• Alyssa Sheriff of Weston joins Southbury law firm
• David Weber of Weston joins Coldwell Banker
• Sam Allen of Weston appears on Fox News
• Jesse Morris of Weston helps plan autism event
• Finding their thrill
• Weston's charter revision: Public weighs in on voter disenfranchisement, ATBM
• Weston Board of Selectmen briefs
• Daniel Cascone of Newtown will be sworn in as Weston's newest police officer on Thursday
• Weston's Democratic caucus: Incumbents lead slate
• Aspetuck Land Trust efforts aim to treat 'nature-deficit disorder'
• moving the weight room after lift
• Christina Welsh: First to Ghana, then to college
• Quote of the Day
• NEWS ALERT: Mountain lion, killed in Milford, traveled here from South Dakota
• Shaban disappointed with veto of cell tower bill
• Weston non-profits get a boost from energy efficiency program
• Play with Your Food leaves Weston audience satiated
• Weston student builds on his love of technology
• News Alert: Poor air quality predicted today for southern coastal New England
• Church hosts summer blood drive
• Creative camping
• Cooking demo at the Weston Farmers Market
• Weinstein joins Board of Directors of CT Citizenship Fund
• One-day School Road closure geared to pedestrians, cyclists
• Weston Business Directory available online
• Weston police explain reason for Pritsker arrest delay
• Delivering a burst of color
• Weston RTC endorses its candidates; caucuses next week
• Keith Zaffuto bows out of Weston police officer search
• CAPTs and CMTs: Weston scores are a mixed bag
• Westonites bring basketball and diplomacy to Cuban kids
• DPH urges heat precautions; Weston library is cooling center
• Save the date - Kickoff BBQ
• Hot enough for ya?
• Do some homework before hiring a tutor
• Weston hike focuses on wildflowers
• Weather service issues hazardous weather warning
• July Weston school board meeting is canceled next week
• Weston crimefighters
• Pajama Pictures offers free movies for children at Weston library
• Teen PeaceWorks gets a boost
• Westport-Weston Y offers free memberships to seventh graders
• Empty shelves at Weston Food Pantry
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• New paint stewardship law benefits taxpayers
• Weston grandmother takes the skydiving plunge
• SAVE the date!
• ‘Aladdin’ soars on stage in Weston this weekend
• Permit fee is waived for Weston Farmers Market
• Weston fuel cell hopes dim again
• Man arrested for passing buses on Weston Intermediate School sidewalk
• Workout Wear
• Weston Police Commission picks Keith Zaffuto of Norwalk to fill officer slot
• Weston's Sam Allen is a designing man with some grand plans
• Richard Wolf's appointment to Weston's Building Committee is not perfunctory
• Weston Charter Revision: Public hearing is July 19
• There is still time to bring a Fresh Air child to Weston
• It's hot!
• Department of Public Health advises: Simple steps may prevent summertime injuries
• Old Mill Road closed in Weston
• All of Weston is now HEARTSafe
• Two Westonites win College Book Award
• Danger on the rocks: Copperhead snake lurks in Weston
• Weston library closed Sundays for summer
• Weston students inducted into National Honor Society
• Weston student earns Hood Good Sport award
• Quote of the Day
• Melissa Gladstone of Weston organizes autism shopping fund-raiser
• Weston taxpayers may now pay online
• RSVP: Weston senior transportation program seeks volunteer drivers
• Band steps up to support Georgetown Saloon
• Deer alliance violates FOI rules
• 2011 July & August calendars
• Compo Beach stickers available in Westport — not in Weston
• A rascal-y raccoon
• Low bid for Revson Field in Weston comes in at $144,900
• Weston celebrates the 4th of July
• Jenna Phoenix departs: Weston police to hire new officer
• Larry Shore of Weston recounts Robert F. Kennedy's historic trip to South Africa
• Weston Historical Society revives old-fashioned kitchen garden
• Senior picnic at Weston's Coley Homestead
• Weston charter revision: Public will get to weigh in on July 19
• Play with Your Food returns to Weston library
• The Declaration of Independence
• Weston Girl Scout earns Silver Award
• Scholarship fund created for Weston graduate Ricky Rivera
• One-car crash in Weston snaps utility pole in half
• No brown bag lunch with Weston first selectman in July
• Paving and milling in Weston
• David Trigaux Innovation Award: Weston teacher honored for innovation
• State aid for towns is not touched
• Taxpayers may now pay their bills online
• Weston P&Z Commission amends some of its regulations
• Task force continues to explore council of governments option
• July 4th in Weston: Fireworks and laser show are set to light the night
• Weston faces potential loss of $63,386 in state aid
• NEWS ALERT: Bear seen near reservoir in Weston
• Karen Tatarka: Weston's new library director has a vision
• Weston school board OKs fuel cell installation
• Lions and moose and bears, oh my! What may have been a mountain lion was spotted in Weston
• Weston High School Class of 2011: Treasure the past, move into the future
• Weston High School Graduation: Olivia Holmes, Valedictorian
• Weston High School Graduation: Christina Welsh, Salutatorian
• Weston High School Graduation: Matthew Kalmans, Student Speaker
• Weston High School Graduation: Enrique "Ricky" Rivera, Student Council Co-President
• Weston High School Graduation: Dakota Sloop, Student Address
• Weston High School Graduation Speech: Lisa Wolak, WHS principal
• Weston texters: Beware of ‘smishing’ scams
• Balloons in Weston have free theater tickets
• Middle school writers win essay contest
• QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Weston Women’s League awards scholarship to Welsh
• Pajama Pictures offers free movies at Weston library
• Weston Scholar-Leaders
• Weston All-State Band
• Weston students graduate from Greens Farms Academy
• Donations being accepted for Weston library book sale
• Fireworks will fly in Weston on the 4th of July
• Norwalk Community College summer session begins July 5
• Flash flood watch for area as more thunderstorms are expected
• Weston P&Z Briefs
• Transformation
• Weston Neighbor to Neighbor program promotes energy conservation
• Children’s author shares ideas with Weston students
• Blue Gold Game Pictures
• Howdy, neighbor
• State lawmakers ease penalties for pot possession
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Basketball star Allan Houston extolls fatherhood in Weston
• Fun at the Norfield Fair
• Weston Middle School eighth grade moves up to high school
• Steve Russo is Weston's 2011 Firefighter of the Year
• Weston non-union school employees get 1.75% and 2.0% raises
• Graduation coverage in next week's Weston Forum
• Weston reviews changing planning authority to a council of governments
• Weston Police Officer search: Candidate list is narrowed
• Attention All D Linemen, D Ends, and Outside Linebackers...
• NEWS ALERT: Black bear sighted near center of Redding
• Piano recital
• Weston chefs: Use safe cooking practices when grilling
• Weston Women’s League installs new officers
• Weston teen: Outstanding Arts Award
• Weston library closed Sundays for summer
• Westport Weston health director predicts a tough mosquito season
• Tess Maggio wins scholarship
• Quote of the Day
• Blue Gold game
• Local vendors offer tastes of the season at Weston farmers market
• Weston state legislators review session
• Warmly received
• Weston RTC holds clam bake fund-raiser
• Department of Consumer Protection responds to reports of 'bad gas'
• Weston Middle School hosts Cabaret Night
• Registration open for summer library programs
• Appeal for Weston Social Services Fund donations included with tax bills
• Allan Houston will speak at Fathers Forum in Weston
• We are the champions
• Despite Dr. Dest's departure: Revson Field project moves ahead in Weston
• Weston school window and door replacement project is delayed for a year
• 110th annual Norfield Church Country Fair is Saturday
• Weston High School graduation is Wednesday, June 22
• Quote of the Day
• Weston Democrats are looking for interested candidates
• Weston RTC seeking candidates for justice of the peace
• Weston EMS Week
• At the Tonys: War Horse finishes in the winner's circle
• Tag Sale
• Philip Rainone, Weston junior, attends West Point leadership seminar
• Students donate time to spring cleanup
• Dan Burstein will attend signing event for 'Tattoo' companion book
• Georgetown Gallop hits the road
• Norfield accepting donations for annual country church fair
• Weston P&Z is OK with Wampum Hill Road scenic designation
• Tag sale is at Weston grange
• Weston library hosts book clubs, authors
• Friends of the Weston Library receive group award
• State legislators offer wrap-up of latest session
• Weston Farmers Market opens this Saturday
• Weston P&Z reviews possible changes to SWRPA
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Three Weston boards set to meet together tonight
• HIGH HEAT ALERT: Town designates library as cooling center
• Paul Bogaev: A superhero for Spider-Man
• Weston charter revision: Selectmen choose committee
• Weston's Revson Field project: Dr. Dest bows out
• A super welcome
• Weston considers free solar panels and free electricity
• Volunteers needed - Tag Sale
• THURSDAY IS CLEAT SIZING
• Chili cooks sought for contest
• Weston authors discuss their books at library
• Student-run festival honors young filmmakers
• Post job openings for teens on Weston High School job board
• Meet the new Weston superintendent
• A barn’s life in Weston: What’s old is new again
• REMINDER: Poker Night
• Weston Cub Scout registration
• SWRPA census report says regional growth is slowing
• Acoustic Weston offers free music lessons to youth
• Weston student wins second place in art competiton
• Cathy Coburn does Escape from Alcatraz Triathalon to fight blood cancer
• Weston's Memorial Day Fair 2011
• St. Francis holds pre-school camp in Weston
• Get rid of documents at Weston Shred-it Day
• Weston Middle School gets printing press
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• ONLINE EXTRA: Flags to fly at half staff
• Cabaret is on Friday in Weston
• Weston taxpayers may now view and pay tax bills online
• Weston ‘Pup Rally’ aims to educate dog lovers
• Tornado watch issued for Weston and all of Fairfield County
• Memorial Day: Weston kicks off summer with a parade and a fair
• Richard Hyman of Weston: A frogman's voyage with Jacques Cousteau
• Fight the bite: Weston talk shows different ways to combat ticks, Lyme
• Public weighs in: Allan Houston is welcome in Weston
• The Carwash
• Quote of the Day
• DATE REMINDERS
• Georgetown Day Festival set for June 12
• Free piano duets concert at Weston library
• Guided hike celebrates Trails Day and the Norwalk River Valley Trail
• Get rid of documents at Weston Shred-it Day
• Norfield accepting donations for annual Weston country church fair
• Flying chickens: Weston student wins contest at Bluefish game
• Weston Democrat of the Year
• Pool drain covers recalled for possible entrapment hazard
• Weston library closed this weekend, then will unveil new catalog system
• Police department conducts officer’s test
• Cub Scout sign-up is open for Weston boys
• UPDATE: Tag Sale Hours
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Candidates come forward for Weston Charter Review Committee
• Facebook page aims to save Weston's Lachat farm
• Weston Football Tag Sale
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• Spetly will lead Weston parade on Memorial Day
• Many events on tap in Weston Memorial Day weekend
• Bike fest part of Weston parade
• Gubernatorial visit
• Trying to fix Weston's Revson Field: Dest hired to oversee project; some doubt wisdom of plan
• Weston Commission for Children and Youth: Allan Houston, we may have a problem
• Six-time champs
• Rollover on Newtown Turnpike in Weston
• Memorial Day weekend: The fair is coming to Weston
• Memorial Day events: Weston veterans invited to participate
• Supporting dance therapy
• Weston Brownies take action
• Explorer and adventurer Richard Wiese to speak at land trust meeting
• News Alert: Accident closes River Road temporarily in Weston
• Making music
• Frank DeFord shares his thoughts in Weston on ‘Bliss Remembered’
• Youth orchestra is set to play two concerts in Ridgefield
• Norfield Country Fair is accepting applications
• Medicare, jobs, taxes, the wars and more — Himes covers them all
• Quote of the Day
• Memorial Day Weekend 5K Road Race
• Weston spring music recitals this weekend
• Weston musicians join the band
• Palmer is leaving Monroe a ‘foundation to build on’
• Tess Maggio of Weston wins Rotary award
• Cara Fleming of Weston is National Merit Finalist
• Weston kids in 12th annual Follies
• Town of Weston and conservancy still in Lachat split negotiations
• Weston Election 2011: Weinstein and Muller will run
• Teen dating abuse: When Prince Charming turns into a scary beast
• Land trust says ‘No’ to Guidera property conveyance
• Kidding around
• A MESSAGE FROM MRS. WOLAK
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• Talent show is tommorow night at Weston High School
• Weston Senior Social is Wednesday
• Civil War lecture is tomorrow at Weston library
• Weston students join Community Band for rehearsals, upcoming concert
• Naughton family of Weston headlines stage show May 21
• Short Walks for Short People: Kids explore Weston's open spaces
• Weston health department offers lead-safe training class for contractors
• Weston parade coordinators seek participants
• Weston Democrats honor Atkinson
• Grange in Weston plans a community tag sale
• Weston student part of history
• Blondie Chaplin & Friends rock Weston
• June 2011 Poker Night - RESCHEDULED!
• Think spring
• Weston Answerbook arrives in TheForum next week
• Weston boys go bald for Baldrick’s
• Gov. Malloy reaches agreement with state employee union leaders
• 18th Annual Weston Memorial Day Weekend 5K Road Race
• Weston charter revision is on the horizon
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Have you ‘herd’ the news? Spring Fling is Saturday in Weston
• Weston Kiwanis meeting features wine expert
• The bells are ringing again at St. Francis of Assisi church in Weston
• Lions Club hosts annual carnival in Georgetown
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston ordinance changes get the OK
• The Fresh Air Fund seeks host families in Weston
• What makes a road ‘scenic?’
• Spirit Wear & Workout Wear
• Derby delight
• Weston charter review: Board gives OK to form committee
• Lachat house in Weston is still in limbo
• Westport Youth Film Festival takes area by storm
• Relay for Life Weston/Westport is Friday
• Drought preparedness topic of SWRPA talk
• Coffee Club meets at grange Tuesdays and Thursdays
• St. Baldrick’s: Shavees to lose hair at Weston fair
• Weston couple honored at VIVA! awards
• 2011 Poker Night
• June 2011 Poker Night
• Weston gets ready for Relay for Life
• Gridiron Tag Sale
• Student artwork is chosen for Weston 2011-12 school calendar
• Weston educators attend seminar to help prepare for accreditation
• Weston Kiwanis Club honors moms at breakfast on Saturday
• Amy Rogell performs at Weston nursery school
• Census shows Weston has grown by 142 people
• Free Chaplin & Friends concert to rock Weston tonight
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Westonite’s Mandarin school moves to a larger facility
• Public hearings tonight on bulky printed material and senior tax relief
• Travelocity Royal Wedding Sweepstakes winners: Weston mom, daughter have jolly good time in London
• Weston: Bruce Ando is Millie Best award recipient
• Weston's plans for Lachat property: Changing direction?
• In Weston: Candy the dog escapes clutches of a wily coyote
• Craig Drimal of Weston pleads guilty to insider trading
• Technology, teens, cyberbullying: Experts offer insights
• State budget passes
• Incoming Weston kindergartners may visit elementary school, ride a bus
• Weston League of Women Voters' forum to explore food supply, peace
• Senior Social
• Lift-a-thon results and Relay for life update
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• Grab a cup of coffee at the Grange in Weston
• State Rep. John Shaban in Weston tonight
• ‘Kids’ are on the loose in Weston
• President Obama announces Bin Laden has been killed
• Good Riddance
• Weston Volunteer EMS Profile:
• Learning the ropes
• Civics First offers mock trial camp for Weston kids
• Fresh Air Fund seeks Weston host families
• Flags to fly at half staff
• NEWS ALERT: Weston man admits to part in mortgage fraud
• NEWS ALERT: Neighbor to Neighbor kick-off postponed
• Weston mom and daughter have jolly good time at Royal Wedding
• Weston's Jolantha hams it up for the Royal Wedding
• Life in vernal pools is subject of Weston talk and field trip
• Rep. Shaban reschedules visit to Weston to May 2
• Weston students sell wristbands for St. Baldrick’s Foundation charity
• Weston artist Ken Scaglia displays work in Art of the Car exhibit
• NEWS ALERT: Weston mom wins Travelocity's Royal Wedding Sweepstakes
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Court orders Coley property in Weston cleaned up
• Weston finance board sets mill rate
• Juvenile diabetes research advocates: Weston sisters honored at spring gala
• Rolling Stones performer: Blondie Chaplin & Friends give free concert in Weston
• Weston's Lachat property: Idea of razing house raises questions
• Green Up Day sweeps through Weston on Saturday
• Lecture series kicks off Weston Historical Society's Jubilee
• Colleen Palmer is Weston's new superintendent
• Quote of the Day
• 'Kids' are on the loose in Weston
• NEWS ALERT: Weston police investigate suspicious package found at Devil's Den
• Madeleine Purcell of Weston in dance-a-thon
• 'Money Talks' at Westport Arts Center's storytelling program
• Westonites invited to attend watershed workshop
• Weston Public Library clicks on Snapshot Day
• Weston: Health of honeybees is topic at Back Yard Beekeepers meeting
• 'How to Succeed at Aging Without Really Dying' author to speak to Y's Women
• BREAKING NEWS: Steven Kottage of Weston pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• Shaban reschedules Weston office hours to May 2
• 'Two Angry Moms' by Weston filmmaker is showing in Norwalk
• Film by Weston teens debuts this Saturday in Fairfield
• Norfield Church announces Easter schedule
• Matt Doyle rides high on Broadway in 'War Horse'
• Weston Sustainability Committee: More review is needed on tick study
• Household Hazardous Waste Day in Weston is Saturday
• Weston referendum results: Both budgets pass, cemetery question fails
• Weston Police Detective offers burglary prevention tips
• Duets group exhibition includes Weston artist
• Booking it!
• Weston Education Foundation hosts Trivia Night
• John Seigenthaler of Weston joins Silvermine board
• Congressional art contest open to Weston high schoolers
• Clean drinking water for children on tap for Weston UNICEF Club
• Two Passover seders are open to all
• Weston first grader is chess champ
• IRS offers tips for last minute filers: Tax deadline is Monday, April 18
• Weston Kiwanis Club meeting promises to be truly ‘historic’
• Weston Relay for Life offers tips for success
• NEWS ALERT: Budgets pass, cemetery question fails at referendum
• POLLS ARE OPEN UNTIL 8 PM
• WESTON POLLS ARE OPEN: Voter turn-out is low so far
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Trout fishing season opens Saturday: Licenses available at town clerk's office
• Westport beach stickers available in Weston
• Budget vote is today in Weston; cemetery question also on ballot
• Weston police advisory: Don't drive while distracted
• Weston grad Joshua Block is a National Merit finalist
• Weston's historic Lachat farm building will likely come down
• Weston actor performs in ‘School for Scandal’
• Cantiamo Choir performs Lenten concert at St. Francis in Weston
• Quote of the Day
• Stanley Bleifeld leaves a legacy as great artist and great person
• Snapshot Day at Weston library
• Weston Annual Town Budget Meeting is re-broadcast
• Himes debates the balance of spending with cutting
• At a recent appearnace, Gov. Malloy tackles tough state budget issues
• WOW class learns photo techniques
• Westonite Lisa Daugherty’s art on exhibit at Easton Public Library
• ‘Green Teen’ Leadership competition begins
• Weston Kiwanis meeting features head of hospice agency
• Friends of the Weston Library offers a vast array of programs
• ‘Weston’s Got Talent’ show is tonight
• NEWS ALERT: Route 53 in Weston reopened to traffic
• Weston Annual Town Budget Meeting votes to send finance board’s recommendations to the polls
• Beehive Bookstore to benefit Japanese
• CROP Walk Sunday, to battle hunger
• Give and receive
• Weston eighth graders get ready for the shift to high school
• Superintendent's job: Colleen Palmer is board's choice for Weston
• Referendum: Weston votes on budgets, cemetery question
• Sparks fly: Public comments on Weston cemetery plan
• Committee unveils Weston cemetery proposal
• Relay for Life update & Freshmen weight training
• Relay for Life: Team captain meetings are set in Weston
• Emmanuel Nursery School finds home in new space
• Quote of the Day & Incoming Freshmen on Wed.
• Neighbor to Neighbor
• Walk/run for Lyme disease research
• ‘Race to Nowhere’ talk is April 4
• Students meet ‘Jane Eyre’ director
• Weston Republicans seek interested candidates
• Weston Historical Society reflects on American Civil War
• Breaking News: Colleen Palmer is Weston school board's choice for superintendent
• First selectman holds brown bag lunch
• Information meeting this Saturday: Public previews Weston cemetery plans
• ‘Anyone Can Whistle’ plays this weekend in Weston
• Kiwanis Club discusses SafeRides this Saturday
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Lachat house public hearing tonight in Weston
• Weston for Fiscal Responsibility conducting online budget survey
• American Academy of Pediatrics advisory: Kids should face backwards in car until they’re two
• Stanley Bleifeld: World renowned sculptor has died
• Annual Town Budget Meeting: First vote Wednesday
• Weston: Open space conveyance to land trust is in limbo
• Weston Board of Finance cuts school budget by $100,000
• More snow is on the way — sort of
• Bulky printed material: Ordinance to stop unwanted distribution in Weston
• Aspetuck Land Trust offers nature hikes in Weston
• Red Flag fire warning in effect for Weston
• What are the bees telling beekeepers?
• Weston police to conduct officer’s search test
• WHS Company: Hard work pays off for cast of ‘Anyone Can Whistle’
• Prayer series programs
• At Weston library: ‘DeFENCEless’ gardening focuses on gardening in deer country
• Grand opening in Weston Center
• Eve Stockton exhibits at Simon art gallery
• Weston DTC seeks candidates
• Weston student collects books to share
• Police search for missing Newtown man
• Weston finance board cuts school budget by $100,000
• Weston police get OK to use Tasers
• Hearing set for Lachat house in Weston
• State of the town
• In this week's Weston Forum
• News Alert: Weston schools will open two hours late
• Quote of the Day
• Lou and Maria Dempsey: Weston's 2011 Citizens of the Year
• Has spring really sprung?
• Weston first selectman and leaders fight unfunded mandates
• Rabid raccoons: Awake and on the make in Weston
• Weston's 2011-12 budget proposal: Some yeas, some nays
• Weston cemetery plans are on the table
• Weston senior tax relief gets a slight boost
• Himes holds town hall meeting in Westport
• Snow likely overnight
• Weston Historical Society: Annual meeting features Civil War buff
• SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY ALUMNA USES MBA EXPERIENCE TO DEVELOP KISS-U TISSUE TUBE
• Live Green contest offers money to winning high school
• Quote of the Day
• Spring?
• Weight room will not be opened tomorrow morning
• Weston Senator Boucher leads charge against decriminalizing marijuana
• Gov. Malloy moves location of several town hall meetings
• Honoring Jane
• Bible study is offered during Lent
• State science academy honors Soloff of Weston
• Anyone Can Whistle: Weston's Company tackles Sondheim
• Weston first selectman supports making conveyance tax permanent
• St. Francis celebrates St. Patrick and St. Joseph
• Kathy Maher exhibits artwork at Silvermine
• Weston Middle School ‘mathletes’ make math count at competition
• Woman with Weston ties sentenced for mortgage fraud
• Weston man is sentenced for wire fraud
• Gridiron Club Meeting Today!
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Ticked off at Lyme disease: Weston slated to be part of experimental study
• Race to Nowhere: Film screening comes to Weston
• Weston Board of Selectmen briefs
• Weston Speak Up 2011: Townspeople get their say
• Weston police overtime crunch: Making do with less
• Valley Forge bridge is now open in Weston
• Kidstock a magical afternoon
• Weston seniors may learn how to live well
• Big bird
• Quote of the Day
• Voting under way in Live Green - Win Green contest
• Fireman’s Race
• This week's schedule
• CROP Hunger Walk steps off on April 10
• Board plans reception for library director
• Living on borrowed time: March ahead this Sunday
• Weston’s Dave Price: ‘Crazy things happen on live TV’
• NEWS ALERT: Valley Forge bridge in Weston is open to traffic
• Coogans help bring Cole Porter to life
• 2011-12 Weston town/school salaries: Two town employees are in the top 20
• 2011-12 proposed Weston education budget: Salary request $27.9 million
• Family violence is topic of Weston Kiwanis talk
• Gov. Malloy activates Emergency Operations Center at 11 p.m.
• Governor orders flags raised to full staff
• Weather service issues flood watch for area; from two to four inches of rain possible
• Weston Kiwanis Club holds wine tasting
• Weston board does not give permission for wall to stay on town property
• Kidstock is set to rock out
• Weston Mock Trial team wins 2011 state championship
• March storm madness in Weston: Water, water everywhere
• Weston cemetery application: P&Z costs may be less
• Weston selectmen decide cemetery question — or do they?
• 'Speak Up' to Weston officials is Saturday
• Sunshine Week illuminates FOI laws
• Lift-a-thon Fund Raising
• 2011 Varsity Schedule
• Hammerslough discusses her novel on sisters
• Pajama games
• WESTON WEATHER ALERT: Bridges, roads impassable; family rescued from home; schools are CLOSED
• NEWS ALERT: Weston schools are on a two-hour delay; cars stuck in high water
• Brown bag lunch is canceled
• Retirement reception for Weston Library Director Jane Atkinson on March 13
• WestonArts awards a $2,500 grant to WYFF
• Gov. Malloy sets Town Hall meeting dates
• I say, Watson
• Beekeeping course starts Monday in Weston
• Weston students shine at mock trials
• NEWS ALERT: Brown bag lunch with Weston First Selectman is canceled
• Post job openings at Weston High School
• Police Commission seeking Weston Citizen of the Year nominees
• Norfield youth fast to feed the hungry
• Weston DTC seeks conservation candidates
• Deer hunt on Weston town property canceled due lack of interest
• Weston 2011-12 proposed town salaries: Some are up, some are down
• Evans of Weston practices diplomacy through basketball
• Football Community Service - NEED HELP
• Activist in dog fight with Weston puppy store owner
• February break: Weston schools were in but lots of kids were not
• Weston schools take A.I.M. at the 21st Century
• Weston Police Department: Tasers are tabled
• Flags to fly at half staff
• First selectman hosts brown bag lunch
• Victim extricated in Weston Road crash
• The ‘Millenium Generation’: Jared Duval speaks at Weston grange
• Hilary Berger of Weston offers career issues seminar
• WEATHER ALERT: Flood watch in effect
• NEWS ALERT: Minute Men Cleaners is open for business in Weston
• Relationship between deer and Weston artist: It’s complicated
• Speak Up is coming on March 12
• This week's schedule
• Westonite travels to D.C. for a Parkinson’s policy forum
• Essay contest on ethics for Weston juniors
• Himes: Disaster loan deadline is Feb. 28
• Weston's Grozinger gives lecture on existentialism
• National Society of High School Scholars: Weston's Taylor Ellis-Sayegh is selected
• No Morning Run Tomorrow
• Helping kids in Bridgeport topic of Weston Kiwanis talk
• Helping kids in Bridgeport topic of Westont Kiwanis talk
• In Weston: Spiritual music salute to freedom
• WEATHER ALERT: Tonight's precipitation likely just rain
• Fresh Air Fund lauds Weston’s Martha Mintzer
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Keith Richards’ guitar in benefit auction Friday
• Heave Ho! Frost, snow and ice leave their marks on Weston's roadways
• Sharing the pain: Weston selectmen want $70,000 cut from school budget
• Weston budget meeting calendar
• American Cancer Society: Relay For Life is coming to Weston
• Gov. Malloy's budget plan: Cool reception from Weston's legislators
• ONLINE EXTRA: Malloy takes questions at forum
• Restaurant week is coming to Westport
• Young Weston musicians set to perform
• Norfield program salutes spirituals
• Snow Way!
• Weston Republicans seek candidates
• SWRPA names Failla to committee
• Weston Middle School students make it count
• Weather Service alert: Break from snow ending
• Weston psychologist helps create reading DVD series
• Ochoa shares insights on bee mites in Weston
• ACT registration taking place for Weston students
• Stuffing some turkeys — with food
• Quote of the Day
• NEWS ALERT: Weston’s First Selectman to give 'State of the Town' address tomorrow
• Boucher and Shaban opposed to fees on plastic bags
• Trespassing on local reservoirs is illegal
• Weston's St. Francis holds Irish/Italian celebration
• Weston finance board OKs appropriations
• Weston Forum wins four newspaper awards
• Weston Speak Up is March 12 at library
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Gov. Malloy presents state budget proposal
• Weston P&Z asks selectmen: Don't cut land use staff hours
• Weston school board reduces winter vacation due to snow days
• Winter vacation reduction: Weston teachers 'share the pain'
• Weston parents accept winter vacation reductions
• Weston Police Chief John Troxell gets four-year contract
• Weston Historical Society's archive: Work at a standstill
• Building a Tradition of Excellence
• Quote of the Day and Spring Football Dates
• Advance screening of Jane Eyre benefits WYFF
• Quote of the Day: Attitude
• Play With Your Food features Westonite Sean Hannon
• Weston Kiwanis membership reaches 100
• This Week's Schedule
• Weston actress Barbara Rhoades joins Off-Broadway show
• Mr. Ray headlines Kidstock in Weston
• Weston library hosts book clubs
• Weston High School juniors collect shoes for charities
• Congressman comes to Weston
• Quote of the Day
• State Lifting Competition
• Weston budgets available for review online
• Weston school and town-owned roofs in good shape
• Weston P&Z Briefs
• Weather dampens Weston’s chance to sound off at Speak Up
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Snow school? Snow problem!
• NEWS ALERT: Weston school board reduces February vacation
• Extensive damage in Weston crash this morning
• News Alert: Weston school board meets tonight to discuss possible calendar changes
• New annual budget basics for Weston
• Weston P&Z finds in favor of Lost Trail
• Karen Tatarka: A new chapter for Weston's public library
• Weston photographer Wachstein exposes portrait secrets
• March Youth Clinics
• Reminder: Gridiron Meeting
• Business bureau cautions about unscrupulous roofers
• IRS extends filing deadline
• BREAKING NEWS: Weston police nab burglary suspects
• NEWS ALERT: Abandoned garage collapses on Cartbridge Road
• Kiwanis marks 96th anniversary
• Himes joins brown bag lunch in Weston today
• This weeks schedule
• NEWS ALERT: Funeral service is set for Tony Macciomei, Weston custodian
• Weston actor in reading of the play ‘The Heiress’
• Weston Woods founder speaks to local philanthropic group
• Governor continues to urge people to clear roofs
• Better Business Bureau warns about hiring contractors to remove snow from roofs
• NEWS ALERT: Speak Up canceled this weekend
• Kat Fischer of Weston is collecting Super Bowl recyclables
• Blumenthal gets committee seats
• Republican state legislators put cuts on the table
• News Alert: Weston school board considers calendar changes in light of snow days
• Weston Education Foundation seeks community input
• Weston Speak Up is Saturday
• How much is too much?
• Governor urges vigilance in clearing roofs before Saturday's storm
• News Alert: Tony Macciomei, Hurlbutt custodian, has died
• New Haven Line to reduce schedule by 10% for winter
• Weston schools are on a two-hour delay, roads are slick
• Weston pursues legal action to clean up Coley property
• Weston's grand list is up 0.42%
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston school board OKs 1.27% budget hike
• Snow days put parents in a school daze
• Use caution shoveling and blowing snow
• Weston P&Z Briefs
• Weston selectmen’s meeting Thursday: Budget vote, library director on agenda
• Weston schools are closed, storm should end this afternoon
• Himes joins brown bag lunch in Weston Feb. 7
• Writers competition has Feb. 18 deadline
• STORM UPDATE: Ice warnings issued for drivers; many accidents being reported Tuesday evening
• this week's modified schedule
• WEATHER ALERT: Weston schools are closed, storm poses threat to roofs, power lines
• Weston school calendar contest begins
• This year’s ‘Souper Bowl’ winner: The Weston Food Pantry
• Gridiron Meeting
• Laura Smits to moderate Weston Speak Up
• Farewell reception set for Weston superintendent
• Weston Volunteer Fire Department asks for help with ‘Adopt-A-Hydrant’ plan
• STORM WATCH: Here we snow again
• This week's schedule
• Weston women ‘do lunch’ Feb. 1
• Tax refunds, signature get approval at Weston selectmen’s meeting
• Weston women printmakers at Artifact make a positive impression
• Robert Hoffman is interim rector at Weston's Emmanuel Church
• Weston school budget workshops are online
• Weston DTC seeks candidates for Parks and Rec. Commission
• The beat goes on for Weston's Randy Brody
• Today's Lift and Workout Gear order form
• Weston public schools have delayed opening
• African adventure comes to Weston on Saturday
• Stop & Shop recalls bagged salad items; may be contaminated
• Weston Middle School Short Wharf: ‘Curtains’ is going up
• Forum delivery delayed
• Weston town budget proposal: 1.94% increase
• Weston schools offer 1.34% budget increase
• Weston P&Z declines Martin Road stone wall application
• SNOW PHOTOS: Weston buried again
• News Alert: Weston schools are closed today, town hall opens at noon
• SAFETY ALERT: Use caution when using snow throwers
• More snow is on the way
• today lift 2:45-4:15
• WEATHER UPDATE: Weston schools open two hours late
• Choral society comes to Georgetown
• ‘Curtains’ rising at the middle school
• Football Community Service
• WEATHER UPDATE: Next winter storm could be a dud or full of everything
• ONLINE UPDATE: School board changes meeting times
• Summer Planning
• WEATHER UPDATE: Single digit temperatures to be followed by more snow
• Four are named to serve on two Weston commissions
• Weston author teaches teenage as a second language
• This week's schedule
• Weston Music Center hires new teacher
• Weston students: Youth film festival now accepting entries
• Weston Warm-Up Fund sends out annual appeal
• BREAKING NEWS: Weston schools propose 1.34% budget increase
• Weston schools are closed today, snow still falling
• Police Commission seeks picks for Weston’s 2011 Citizen of the Year
• Amy Kalafa of Weston: Nutrition bill is symbolic victory
• Weston Kiwanis meeting: Bernhard goes undercover in Kenya
• ONLINE EXTRA: Ice dams wreak havoc with roofs
• ONLINE EXTRA: Snowstorm pattern is expected to continue into February
• FIRST ONLINE: Weston police investigate low flying helicopter
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Carbon monoxide may be a danger after snowstorms
• Weston police respond to 5,250 incidents in 2010
• Weston's Lou and Maria Dempsey named Red Cross Heroes
• What does "Hold the Rope" mean.
• tomorrow's schedule
• ONLINE EXTRA: Postal officials ask people to keep mailboxes clear
• Early Friday morning storm: Up to 7 inches of snow, followed by very cold temps expected
• Winter wraps Weston in white
• News Alert: Weston police urge caution: Roads icy, accidents
• Weston public schools have two-hour delay
• No Morning Run
• U.N. Assoc. president discusses the enigma of Iran
• Local author, illustrator speaks to Westport/Weston Y's Women
• Weston selectmen to meet Thursday morning instead of Thursday night
• STORM UPDATE: Morning commute set to be messy
• CLOSINGS & CANCELATIONS
• News Alert: Weston schools are closed today
• Legislative breakfast focuses on regional issues
• Weston has chance to Speak Up
• Weston High School offers internship program
• No Morning Run Tomorrow
• Weston: Brace up for another storm
• Beekeeper shares his stories and some secrets in Weston on Jan. 25
• Weston's parking fines go up
• Weston superintendent search: Public urged to complete survey
• Weston library hosts programs on wolves, wildlife
• It's 'Curtains' for Weston Middle School Short Wharf players
• Martin Luther King celebration includes music, art and readings
• Weston police admin assistant Sue Cooper retires after 27 years
• Weston voters league puts health forum on TV
• next week's lift and run
• Weston Kiwanis seeks to fill food pantry
• Three Weston school buses couldn’t quite beat last week’s storm
• The state’s new lawmakers sworn in to office last week
• Weston superintendent search: Focus groups weigh in
• Weston Police Department faces manpower shortage
• Weston cemetery goes forward: Committee receives funding for presentation
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston police will get Tasers
• Pairing of passions: Kat Fischer of Weston helps reduce carbon pawprints
• Weston public schools will be closed on Thursday
• Football Highlight Video
• ONLINE EXTRA: Former Weston congressman, Christopher Shays, speaks to Y's Men Jan. 13.
• WESTON CLOSINGS AND CANCELLATIONS
• Weston library program today: Using Your Smartphone Smarter
• STORM UPDATE: Up to 15 inches of snow could fall in Weston by Wednesday afternoon
• ‘Years in the Making,’ featuring Weston artists, showing at Silvermine
• Westonite Joe Limone tells tales at art center
• STORM UPDATE: State emergency managers expecting big snowfall Wednesday
• Paint, Draw, More! offers classes in Weston
• Westonites help to light the way
• Flags to fly at half-staff; moment of silence Monday at 11 a.m.
• This weeks schedule
• Weston congressman Jim Himes issues statement in aftermath of Arizona shooting
• Student interns provide data on local waterways
• Community service grants available to Weston groups
• Football Community Service
• Westonites help hospice with appeal
• Weston helping Weston
• ONLINE EXTRA: New governor and lieutenant governor host open house
• NEWS ALERT: Cemetery Committee receives money for presentation
• News Alert: Weston schools face early dismissal as storm begins
• Westport Weston Interfaith Council presentation honors King and black history
• Bonfire to warm Weston homes and the night tomorrow
• Lifting today not tomorrow
• Winter storm could slow Friday's commute
• In this week's Weston Forum
• DPUC approves rate cuts for residential electricity customers
• 2011-12 Weston Budget Review Calendar
• Weston begins budget talks
• Welcome 2011!
• Website & Passing League
• Wheee!
• Weston superintendent search starting: Focus groups meet Monday
• Weston textbook causes outcry in Virginia
• Weston First Selectman reflects on 2010, looks forward to 2011
• Weston's housing market: Economic recovery is slow but outlook is optimistic
• Football Community Service - REMINDER
• Hong Kong memories, New York inspire Weston artist's new exhibit
• Teen starts charity party planning business in Weston
• This week's schedule
• Weston schools make the holidays happier for 64 Evergreen Network families
• Westonites build new homes to help others build new lives
• HAPPY NEW YEAR! Forum offices are closed today
• Weston's Emmanuel Church’s Christmas tree bonfire secrets revealed
• Weston's new lawmaker: Shaban receives his assignments
• 2010 Year in Review: School-related issues lead the list of Weston's top stories
• To cover budget deficit: CL&P adds charges
• A Tale of Courage in Red, White, and Blue: Ed Johnson of Weston leaves a lasting legacy
• Winter storm Adrianne whips through Weston
• IRS offers year-end tips on charitable donations
• Benefit ‘Plunge’ set for New Year’s Day
• Trains on Saturday schedule today
• A little cool hot jazz in Weston
• Weston ladies luncheon
• A 'happy snow' day in Weston
• Update: Blizzard warning lifted, winter weather advisory through midnight
• Storm update: Blizzard of 2010 still blowing through Weston
• Weston P&Z closes hearing on Lost Trail application
• School pilots lunch program with Weston chef
• Season's first snow causing slick roads
• Soiree raises $425,000 for cancer center
• Have a holly jolly Christmas
• Community directory designed to highlight Weston businesses
• ‘Charlie Brown’ giving tradition nets $2,400 for Weston Social Services
• A new cat in the neighborhood
• Committed or Content?
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston gets disaster care trailer
• Minute Men Cleaners is coming to Weston
• Christmas presents
• Holiday hours in Weston
• A hug from the big guy
• Weston's State Representative John Stripp bids farewell
• Bean Corcoran of Weston gives a stranger the gift of life
• Kindergarten starting age: State proposes some changes
• Electronic pickpockets steal credit card data from a distance
• Norfield in Weston holds special services on Christmas Eve
• Epiphany Christmas tree bonfire set for Jan. 8 in Weston
• Car catches fire at Weston Center
• Galleria d’Arte has a new home in Georgetown
• Eagle Scout project helps Weston food pantry go digital
• Westport Youth Film Festival receives grant
• A Winter’s Tale
• Art show accepting submissions from Weston artists
• Space invaders make their way to Weston Middle School
• Georgetown Fire District holding its toy drive
• Weston Volunteer Fire Department offers tips for a safe holiday season
• ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM BEGINS NEXT WEEK
• Trail map, kayak book available for Weston gift giving
• Weston Middle School roof project completed
• Prince signs copies of Weston meteor book on Saturday
• Weston tree lighting and carol sing is Sunday
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Holiday music spiced with humor: Jose´Feliciano jams with Daryl Hall
• Friday is deadline for SBA loans to recover property losses from June 24 tornado
• Cookies for the troops
• Westport Weston Health District wants to knock out pertussis
• Weston's new school buses are safer in more ways than one
• RECORD SETTING DAY FOR TROJAN FOOTBALL
• Still shopping? No problem! Stay local - lots of options right here in Weston
• Interim superintendent: John Reed will return to Weston post
• Weston police consider using Tasers
• Katherine Grace Marra: Weston teen has a 'reel' interest in movies
• Football Banquet News for all families
• Tree lighting at Weston Town Center Sunday
• Weston swimmers take New Year’s Day plunge to raise money for pancreatic cancer research
• Bank Finances Country Club Renovation
• Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund Presented with leadership award
• The future of Route 7: Possibilities include more parking, wider shoulders, intersection improvements
• Weston Girl Scouts wrapping gifts at Senior Center on Saturday, Dec. 18
• Santa prepares to send letters to local children
• Weston Girl Scouts make Thanksgiving a little sweeter for some families
• Weston author speaks to newcomers club
• Synagogue puts Abraham on trial
• Westonite Lynda Abshire performs with Camerata
• Wiltse of Weston's new holiday play read with music
• Weston dancers perform in The Nutcracker
• Congregation for Humanistic Judaism invites all to celebrate Hanukah
• Westport Weston Y’s Women host holiday tea and gift drive
• Weston Kiwanis Club to call Afghanistan this Saturday
• In this week's Weston Forum
• BREAKING NEWS: Weston school board appoints interim superintendent
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston eighth graders thank the troops
• Young professionals meet after concert
• Contest gives green for going green
• Free astronomy program in Weston
• Weston Friends of Library book clubs meet monthly
• Quote of the Day: Do your best
• Former Weston school bus driver pleads not guilty in Stamford court
• Lighting the night
• Weston's 2009-10 fiscal year ends with surplus; Current year may take financial hit
• Weston's Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee: Forging a path forward
• Weston Winter Farmers Market offers food, fun and more
• CL&P charges are big factor in Weston's fuel cell project
• HES and WIS Holiday Gift Baskets
• Weston schools kick off holiday food drive
• Westonite David Jennings publishes travelogue
• ‘One Warm Coat’ drive is underway
• Weston Kiwanis Club hosts call from Afghanistan
• Weston police collect for Toys for Tots
• Bountiful harvest
• Children’s Holiday Breakfast in Weston
• Wanted: Weston kids dressed as elves
• Parade, festival and more: Holiday cheer in Georgetown
• ‘Years in the Making’ premieres in Weston
• Christmas trees for sale at Onion Barn in Weston
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston police investigate recent school bus crash
• Giant menorah lighting is tonight in Weston
• Devil’s Den deer hunt ends next week
• Girl Scout Silver Award project is for the birds
• Weston Volunteer Fire Department and students adopt Army platoon — so can you
• José Feliciano: Celebrating 40 years of his signature Christmas classic - Feliz Navidad
• Former Weston Fire Chief Fred Moore dies at age 78
• Weston Senior Services Directory: It's helpful for others too
• Danbury branch rail line: Extinction scare proves off track
• Football Community Service - REMINDER
• Wachstein offers holiday photo tips at Weston library Lunch and Learn
• Weston dancers in The Nutcracker
• Giant menorah lighting comes to Weston Dec. 2
• Local author explores history of the Weston meteorite
• Fred Moore, former Weston fire chief, dies at 78
• Weston police warn about resurgence of ‘Grandma Scam’
• Landmark Georgetown liquor business changes hands
• SPECIAL WHS JOURNAL PREVIEW: Sports and Athletics Baseball’s over — fans cope by reflecting on season
• SPECIAL WHS JOURNAL PREVIEW: Opinion and Commentary: Can we really achieve privacy in today’s world?
• SPECIAL WHS JOURNAL PREVIEW: Around the Campus: Anyone Can Whistle ... and anyone can try out!
• Co Patriot Division Champs
• Toys for Tots: Weston cops collect toys for needy children
• Years in the Making’ premieres at Weston library
• A Big Thanks to the Trojans Football Families
• Happy Thanksgiving
• My oh my, that’s a lot of pie!
• In this week's Weston Forum — out TODAY!
• Man suffers heart attack while fishing in Weston
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston School Board Briefs
• Share the road
• Weston School Board predicts lower enrollment
• A question for voters: Should town proceed with cemetery plans?
• Forum offers highlights of WHS Journal
• Strauss finds true meaning of Thanksgiving in Africa
• Weston Women's Club hosts holiday lunch
• Weston Republicans seek candidates
• Tess Maggio composes original music for Weston High School play
• Weston dancer performs in The Nutcracker
• Weston seniors may get help with Medicare
• Children’s Holiday Breakfast offers same family fun, new venue
• Realtors collect for Weston food pantry’s holiday meal bags
• BREAKING NEWS: Westport bus crashes on Lyons Plain Road
• Weston freshman starts new business
• Swap meet aims to help Weston families
• 4th District Rep. Himes eager to get back to work
• Weston High School hosts veterans Q&A
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Route 7 improvement plan: Public may comment tonight
• Devil’s Den in Weston closed to public today
• The Weston Forum's Thanksgiving holiday deadlines
• Weston selectmen approve dispatchers’ contract
• Weston library roof project running behind
• Thanks for serving
• Board OKs money for repairs on Revson Field
• Residents have their say at school board forum
• Selectmen allow deer hunting on town property
• Hurlbutt class and Weston seniors create magical candy confections
• The last week of Preparation
• REMINDER: Community Service
• The Den in Weston closed to public on selected days beginning tomorrow
• Congratulations Eddie Hutchins
• School readies for kindergartners
• American Red Cross seeks hero nominations
• Author tells story of two families brought together during the Holocaust
• Outreach Sunday is this weekend at Norfield in Weston
• Hurlbutt announces Box Tops winners
• Weston musical revue celebrates Rodgers and Hammerstein
• Animal lover
• DeBarba to speak to Kiwanis
• Weston Girl Scouts hold book sale
• Not having enough ballots was never a fear in Weston
• Police Commission Briefs
• Veterans Day events are today in Weston
• Guardrails will delay opening
• Weston P&Z requests outside counsel for Lost Trail application
• 'As You Like It': Hard work behind Weston High School performance
• 2011-12 Budget Review Calendar
• Weston budgets will go to referendum
• Weston superintendent sends letter to parents
• Weston Superintendent of Schools Jerry Belair resigns
• Quote of the Day: The little things
• Open House Forum Wednesday morning To discuss Weston school issues
• Weston artist Birstein’s work on exhibit at ArtPlace
• Foley concedes governor's race
• BREAKING NEWS: Superintendent Belair announces his resignation from Weston post
• Football Community Service
• State may help pay for winter fuel costs
• Underage drinking: Weston police offer TIPS for prevention
• Workshop focuses on three local watersheds
• Football Moms-Lost & Found
• Lack of women’s roles means reinterpretation of Weston play
• Born to be wild
• Everyone ‘fall back’: Daylight-saving time ends this weekend
• Public may review regional disaster plan through Nov. 19
• Anti-Defamation League helps Weston kids fight bullying
• SENIOR DAY!
• Bridgeport done counting votes, Malloy appears to be winner
• Pig Roast Staffing Signup
• Pig roast Staffing revised
• Westport Weston Health District encourages flu shots
• Fake Weston autism counselor gets three years in jail
• Weston's Devil’s Den Preserve to close some days for controlled hunt
• Bysiewicz to hold 3 p.m. press conference
• While Bysiewicz says Malloy won, AP has Foley leading
• Weston Food pantry gets nonprofit status
• No Froshmore game today
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Malloy declared winner Wednesday, but Foley not conceding yet
• Exchange student is making Weston his home for a year
• Officials confront challenges of upcoming budget
• Veterans Committee plans events for Nov. 11
• Weston picks Foley, Blumenthal and incumbents for local seats
• Friday Night Pre-Game Dinner
• Need Help at the Booster Barn this Saturday!
• Voter turnout starts out strong in Weston
• Election results
• Practice pushed back to 3:30pm - 6pm
• Quote of the Day: Persist
• St. Francis presents A Night of Singing in Weston
• Vote Today! Polls are open in Weston
• Weston School Board Briefs
• Absentee ballots are available
• Latest Quinnipiac poll shows Blumenthal still leads McMahon; Foley pulling ahead of Malloy
• CHEER - TIME CHANGE
• Cell phone restrictions strengthened in Connecticut
• Hurlbutt book fair: Travel the world through books
• Weston first selectman is newest Kiwanis member
• President Obama holds rally in Bridgeport tomorrow
• Pittsinger sings in Weston tonight
• Experts offer Halloween safety tips
• Weston Education Foundation offers community grants
• Soul Daddy concert and costume party to benefit Weston and Redding food pantries
• Practice on Monday
• Pig Roast help on Nov 6
• Pig Roast Door Prizes
• Cheer Tryouts~Basketball Season
• Practice Today
• Cookies the old-fashioned way
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Westport Police chase ends in Weston backyard
• Weston selectmen name first members to Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee
• Special session Nov. 1 for Weston’s newly eligible voters
• Weston Service Center gets $750 grant for school math program
• Weston High School Company to perform ‘As You Like It’
• Weston Intermediate School book fair: ‘Reading saves the day’
• Pig Roast help with side dishes needed
• Access to Weston post office boxes now available 24/7
• Weston Girl Scouts host Halloween Scare Fair this Saturday
• Weston Youth Services program targets bullying among girls
• Weston students Joshua Block and Cara Fleming are National Merit semifinalists
• New Green party candidate forces Weston to print revised ballots
• Weston School Board and Administrators Union agree on new bargaining agreement
• Weston’s newest Eagle Scout
• Team Dinner Friday October 22
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston Kiwanis Club serves gourmet pasta dinner
• Untitled
• Pig Roast & BBQ Ticket Sales
• Quote of the day: Challenges
• Foley promises to cut spending without raising taxes
• Malloy: Three-pronged approach to a balanced budget
• Grand Opening: Weston's Booster Barn is ready to serve
• Weston town cemetery proposal faces hurdles
• Weston High School: The pros and cons of an open campus
• BBB offers tips and warnings for people looking to 'start over'
• DEP reps will attend deer alliance’s meeting
• 135th House District: Candidates to meet Oct. 20
• Weston EMS profile: Volunteer Nisan Eventoff spreads his own brand of magic
• Weston loses power for three hours
• Weston author cooks Brazilian fare
• Weston student part of Students' Forum at Fairfield University
• Special event offers financing tips and guidance for small business
• Pig Roast Door Prizes - revised
• LAST CALL!
• Westport Weston Health District co-sponsors Lyme disease symposium
• Getting the shot
• PIG ROAST FUNDRAISER
• Special performance in Weston
• Lunch, boutique raise money for Laura Hartenbaum Breast Cancer Foundation
• Grill for Tail Gate
• Volunteers are needed for Weston river sampling
• Weston Town Hall open on Saturday to register new voters
• Weston for Fiscal Responsibility hosts symposium
• Army colonel addresses Weston Kiwanis Club
• Quote of the Day: Hard Work
• Team dinner Friday October15
• Team Weston takes strides to help fight breast cancer
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• The annual Scare Fair is coming to Weston
• Potluck Tailgate - Reminder and RSVP
• Toni Boucher and John Hartwell square off at debate
• Weston's homeopathic veterinarian: Dr. Jeff Feinman treats the whole animal
• Emmanuel Church in Weston: Project is moving slowly along
• Town Cemetery: Weston starts 8-24 process
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Weston: Breaking free from cyberbullying
• Norfield Road is open again
• SPIRIT WEAR REORDER
• Weston pianist opens Candlelight Concerts
• Flu shot clinics available in Weston
• Weston dedication
• ‘So You Want to Shoot Your Kids:’ Weston photographer offers tips on picture taking
• Youth film festival team hits the ground running
• Opera singer David Pittsinger to perform at Weston High School
• PIG ROAST FUNDRAISER
• New center offers art classes
• Right down the middle
• Weston library Lunch and Learn: Date change for social media forum
• It’s fun to play at the (Family) YMCA
• Tickets on sale for ‘A Grand Night’ at Weston's St. Francis
• Special voter session set for Oct. 16 in Weston
• Kiwanis Club of Weston names new slate of officers
• Accident closes Route 7 in both directions
• Impromptu Tailgate
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Storm fizzles but Weston officials were ready — just in case
• Weston Planning & Zoning Briefs
• Weston Kiwanis and Warm-Up team up
• POTLUCK TAILGATE INVITATION
• Bridging the gap
• Paul Heifetz: Former P&Z member, artist, dies at 83
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Local Weston groups join forces
• Weston gets STEAP grant for Revson Field
• Stormwater violations: Weston agrees to pay fine
• Fun at the firehouse
• Pasta dinner a fund-raiser for Weston causes
• Animal control officer: All dogs in Weston must be licensed
• SAVE THE DATE - PIG ROAST
• Fashion show features breast cancer survivors
• Jared King of Weston earns Eagle Scout rank
• Energy saving Weston couple wins backyard firepit
• Weston church celebrates Feast of St. Francis
• Building to be dedicated at Weston Girl Scout Camp
• From the heart
• POTLUCK TAILGATE - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16TH
• Paul Heifetz, former P&Z commissioner, dies
• UPDATE: Power restored to most in Weston
• Domestic Violence Prevention Month: Weston to issue proclamation
• Weston P&Z wins Midtown Garage court case
• Proposed trail gets a boost from grant — and from Weston photographer
• Westport resident tests positive for West Nile virus
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston schools dismissing early today
• High winds and heavy rain expected to begin at about 2 p.m. in Weston area
• There’s still time to return survey to Weston Cemetery Committee
• Weston Town Hall employees get a 1.25% salary increase
• Weston Fire Department hosts open house on Saturday
• Fun at the fair
• Warning to Weston pet owners: Coyotes are on the prowl
• 'While you were away' - Weston town leaders set the tone
• Lou Dempsey: Recipient of the Weston Volunteer Fire Department's 2010 President's Award
• Spirit Wear Available
• Weston Spirit Wear
• Weston SAT scores are tops in the state
• Seminar for Weston students of the performing arts
• Weston artist offers classes at new culture center
• Police thank the Weston Gun Club
• Weston commuters: Rail council holds hearings over ‘stealth fare hike’
• Biology professor to talk honeybees in Weston tomorrow
• Storm celebrates with Weston kids
• Gridiron Canopy
• Wrapping it up at Weston Intermediate School
• Watershed hosts river cleanup day
• Women’s Club of Weston holds kick-off luncheon
• Westonite is reaching a 70-ton goal
• Quote of the Day: Life Changing Insights
• Extra pay for legislators with titles costs Connecticut taxpayers more than $700,000
• Selectmen create committee to evaluate Weston’s space needs
• Blues Traveler kicks off outdoor festival
• Attorney general warns about electricity scam
• Quote of the Day: Life Changing Insights
• THE BOOSTER CHALLENGE!
• Obama gets an invitation to Weston
• Shooting suspect Axel Guzman of Weston was respected in the community
• League of Women Voters of Weston hosts symposium on Saturday
• Weston Cub Scout pack holds registration
• Weston school board chairman responds to police claims
• Weston police accusations: Administrators offer response
• Unreported crimes? Weston schools take aim at police claims
• Leaping lizards!
• quote of the day: A Life Changing Insight
• Team Dinner September 24 at the Clevengers!!
• Weston Workout Wear
• Bidding a fond fair-well: Saturday's Emmanuel Church Fair will be the last for Father Feyrer
• 'Resolution idea:' Weston selectmen square off
• Weston School Superintendent's contract provides details
• Weston finance board to school board: Evaluation changes needed
• Trail cleanup day set along Norwalk River
• Weston Volunteer Fire Department open house coming soon
• Metro-North train service suspended
• Quote of the Day: TEAM
• Rolling out the gift wrap fund-raiser in Weston
• Rep. Himes will attend forum on U.S.-Israel relations
• WYFF launches its eighth season with some familiar Weston faces at the helm
• WESTON WORKOUT WEAR!
• New pastor installed in Weston
• Weston comemorates the ninth Sept. 11 anniversary
• Story hour sign-ups begin Monday at Weston library
• Westport Weston Health District urges all to take Cholesterol Pledge
• Players Bring Helmets and workout gear home today
• Do you know this dog?
• Weston volunteers come together
• New program helps consumers spot fake check scams
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Ex-Weston bus driver faces child porn charges
• Registration open for religious education classes at St. Francis in Weston
• Cobb’s Mill Inn in Weston: Bank looks at zoning
• Weston Police Commission says schools not reporting crimes
• Weston man is arrested for attempted murder
• Change in Concession Stand Schedule
• Team Dinners now assigned and under documents!!
• Roster and Schedule
• POKER TOURNAMENT
• Ravenwood Drive intersection in Weston: Improvements to be completed this week
• Weinstein and Muller react to other Weston selectman's proposal, tactics
• Norfield Grange fair in Weston has something for the whole family
• 2010 Gridiron Parking Lot Trojans!
• Quote of the Day: TEAMWORK
• Chess Mates returns to Weston library Sept. 29
• Friends of Weston Library hosts book clubs
• Weston natives bring hope to those battling cancer
• Weston Service Center Manager arrested for Bridgeport shooting
• Quote of the day: TEAMWORK
• Lifetime Learners offers classes for adults over 50
• A good Weston harvest
• Weston women played major role in evolution of church fair
• Satellite TV fees and terms behind many complaints
• Weston woman teaches etiquette for kids seminar
• Weston remembers
• Quote of the Day: TEAM
• Weston Selectmen Briefs
• Weston remembers anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Weston Volunteer Fair offer information and inspiration
• Breaking News: Scott DeiCas, ex-Weston school bus driver, faces child porn charges
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Domestic Violence Awareness Group: Support the ‘Purple Tie Initiative’
• Deer overpopulation says towns like Weston paying a high price
• Weston selectmen consider bulky waste ordinance
• Weston Women’s League kicks off new season with September Supper
• Quote of the Day: Stretching you r limits
• Brown bagging it in Weston
• Weston Spirit Wear
• In hog heaven
• Weston's Nancy Hammerslough: A champion for books
• Weston Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee begins to rev up
• Weston selectmen disagree about school salary resolution
• Welcome back! Weston schools usher students in to a new year
• Ajusted Practice Schedule times
• Quote of the Day: There is no try
• S4 offers study skills workshop at Weston Middle School
• Story hour sign-ups begin Sept. 20 at Weston library
• Kids enjoy chess tourney at Weston Public Library
• Meet the Coaches night Tuesday Sept. 7 (tomorrow)
• Football Pictures
• Rep. Jim Himes joins Weston first selectman for brown bag lunch tomorrow
• Cholesterol program at Weston Senior Center
• FORUM OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
• Thanks to Weston drummer. residents at The Greens ready for a brand new beat
• Teen driving report: Tougher laws, fewer accidents
• Signed Yankees pictures highlight of Weston church fair’s auction
• Grant will help Weston seniors catch a ride
• Fund-raiser for Weston's Wildlife in Crisis is a real hoot
• Q & A Parking Space Raffle & Auction
• Parking Spaces
• HOME GAME PARKING SPOTS!!!!!
• DEP to close seven shoreline campgrounds tonight
• Weston Football Schedule
• Quote of the Day: Expanding your full potential
• Free Chinese class for children
• Bishop to installDunn at St. Francis in Weston this Sunday
• Volunteer Fair brings together Weston service groups
• Stacy Lore: Former Weston autism counselor changes plea to guilty
• In this week's Weston Forum
• News Alert: Weston police look for driver in hit and run
• Weston veterans may get tax breaks
• Weston School Board Briefs
• Barn to serve: Weston Booster Barn gets a green light
• Earl: Connecticut under tropical storm watch
• Weston: As the weather cools, chimney scams heat up
• Erin Merrifield is Weston's 2010 Teacher of the Year
• Weston's Movie Under the Stars: The Movie Man presents The Music Man
• Weston: Valley Forge bridge repair takes shape
• Good-bye summer, hello new school year in Weston
• Officials prepare for possible visit by Earl
• A Friendly Reminder
• Weston school bus schedules are online
• Hurricane Earl could hit Connecticut shores Friday
• New Web feature facilitates voting process
• Westonites invited to participate in Sept. 11 event
• Hear ye, hear ye!
• Weston Spirit Wear
• Quote of the Day: Winners
• 3 last items on the Guest Speaker
• Gov. Rell: Voluntary time off saves Connecticut taxpayers millions
• Goldenberg is named Weston EMT of the Year
• Weston Workout Wear Reminder!
• Low interest rate college loans available
• Fairfield County Chorale seeks Weston singers
• HIGH HOLY DAYS: Synagogue offers free ‘beginners service’
• HIGH HOLY DAYS: Beth El holds services
• HIGH HOLY DAYS: Congregation for Humanistic Judaism
• Weston kids have fun under the sun
• Rell: Good news and bad on economic front
• Weston commuters: Track work changes train schedules
• E-mail meeting notification of Weston meetings available
• Weston's Emmanuel is gearing up for 104th church fair
• Weston EMS appeals for donations for new ambulances and free service
• First Volunteer Fair includes 18 Weston service organizations
• Grant money will fund Weston school social worker position
• WESTON WORKOUT WEAR!
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston's Wildlife in Crisis set to release great horned owls
• WEST NILE: How to reduce mosquitoes
• WEST NILE: Preventing mosquito bites
• WEST NILE: West Nile virus symptoms
• West Nile virus: Mosquitoes near Weston test positive
• Environmental Scorecard: Grades slip for state lawmakers
• About 2,500 Weston students head back to school
• Weston school board’s action: Public reacts
• Administrative salaries: Weston school board upholds pay hikes
• Scott DeiCas: Harassment charge upgraded to felony
• Weston school board upholds superintendent's salary increase
• Former Weston bus driver involved in July standoff to be represented by high-profile attorney
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in six more towns
• Metro-North still running, despite Northeast Corridor train troubles
• Brown bag lunch with Weston first selectman is Sept. 7
• Haines leads history hike in Trout Brook Valley in Weston
• Max Burns is named Weston’s 2010 Firefighter of the Year
• Quote of the Day: Football
• Weston schools have applications for free/reduced lunches
• Weston Youth Services collecting school supplies
• Weston library story hour sign-ups begin on Sept. 20
• Plummer to give Westport library’s Malloy Lecture in the Arts at playhouse
• The SEC suspends trading of Four Crystal Funding in Weston
• Sept. 11 ceremony: Interested Westonites invited to participate
• Westonites may sign up for meeting notification
• First two weeks of truck safety crackdown results in more than 1,200 violations
• Weston sees a bright future for its town solar panels
• Weston Sustainability Committee wants to focus on education, advocacy, community involvement
• Weston school bus schedules are online
• Last Becket From
• Governor issues drought advisory, asks residents to restrict water use
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston school board holding special meeting tonight
• Shop sales tax-free through Aug. 21
• DeiCas, former Weston bus driver, postpones plea
• Keeping cool
• Jane Atkinson retires: Weston Public Library closes a chapter
• Weston: New pool makes a big splash at Aspetuck Valley Country Club
• Townwide cemetery survey: Weston selectmen split on mailing
• Dog days of summer
• Gov. Rell: New teen driving laws prompting greater safety awareness; report cites more community inv
• Bill protects scholastic athletes from effects of concussions
• Quote of the Day: DREAMS
• Route 7’s ‘gateways’ could unlock business growth
• Young Weston musicians ‘play’ at Princeton Piano Camp
• State receives federal money for worker training
• Emmanuel Episcopal Church: Rev. David Feyrer is leaving Weston
• Congregation hosts Havdalah celebration at Compo Beach
• Butterfly walk is Saturday, Aug. 14
• Get organized for school: Wall calendars hot off the press
• Sales Tax-Free Week begins Sunday, Aug. 15
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston committee appointments: Some new faces, others return
• Weston selectmen review treasurer’s procedures andcontrols
• Festival showcases talent of young Weston musicians
• For Weston's Richard Wiese: A special trip to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro
• In light of Scott DeiCas matter: Weston officials say report suspicious behavior
• Scott DeiCas: Weston police continue investigation
• School pay hikes: Weston taxpayers are angry
• Primary results: Weston voters pick Malloy, Foley and McMahon
• McMahon, Malloy, Foley declared primary winners
• Quote of the Day: Failure
• Westonite Frank Lugossy opens Vintage Fine Wines in Wilton
• Weston chefs invited to enter cookie contest
• DON'T FORGET!
• Governor asks for moment of silence at 9:15 this morning
• Freshmen Lifting Orientation Canceled
• Aspetuck Land Trust gets grant of $25,000
• Weston Boy Scouts celebrate a century at national Jamboree
• Weston actors perform in ‘High School Musical 2’
• Weston School Board Briefs
• Region’s towns, including Weston, team up to monitor rivershed health
• Workout Wear
• Weston Board of Education stands by salary hikes
• BREAKING NEWS: New Canaan police charge ex-Weston bus driver with 30 counts of harassment
• Peace group to mark Hiroshima Day tomorrow
• Weston High School makes the grade: Newsweek revises ‘best schools’ list
• Steven Kottage and Genaro Hathaway: Weston couple faces multiple charges
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Party primaries take place Tuesday in Connecticut
• Scott DeiCas: Disgruntled ex-Weston school bus driver faces charges
• Weston's Lumina lights the way for generations of guide dogs
• NEWS ALERT: School board calls special meeting to discuss administrator compensation
• Weston State Senator Toni Boucher is honored
• Quote of the Day; Happiness
• Caledars are up
• A bunny's tale: Weston's Wildlife in Crisis saves baby rabbits
• Weston: PAX foreign exchange program seeks families
• Weston High School grads are named scholar athletes
• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Man arrested after police standoff held on $250,000 bond
• Quote of the Day: Never give up
• Democratic primary: Jarjura and Lembo vie for comptroller nomination
• Republican primary: Dean and Garber compete for attorney general nod
• Democratic primary: Garcia, Merrill face off in secretary of the state race
• Breaking News: Weston Police involved in New Canaan standoff
• Mammography screening van is coming to the area on Aug. 4
• Dr. Pierre Saldinger of Weston joins board of Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery
• Like conserving oil: Locally grown foods have benefits
• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Scott DeiCas is arrested for threatening Weston officials following 10-hour st
• Weston teens honored by Circle of Friends
• Summer Sings musical series begins Aug. 2
• Patty Kohn of Weston is in the cast of 'Carousel'
• Theater review: Christopher Plummer wows audiences in The Tempest
• Governor and emergency officials hold briefing to prepare for hurricane threat
• Weston students donate college prep books
• Weston applies for STEAP grant for Revson Field repairs
• Weston News Alert: One-car rollover on White Birch Road
• BREAKING NEWS: Steven Kottage and Genaro Hathaway are indicted for mortgage fraud
• Strasmores step down from Weston's Sustainability Committee
• Weston: Cemetery plans move forward
• Weston sophomores excel on CAPT tests
• Weston school board gives Superintendent Belair 7.5% pay increase, two others 4% increase
• Quote of the Day: The Importance of Goals
• Weston Building Committee has an opening
• IRS: Five tax scams to avoid this summer
• Storm rainbow
• Draft of Route 7 plans is online
• Southern Connecticut Camerata seeks local singers
• Weston Boy Scouts brave the heat at Camp Sequassen
• Emmanuel Church Fair: Doors are open for 'good goods' donations
• Groups must report who pays for political advertisements
• Weston: Father Michael Dunn now calls St. Francis his home
• Weston's Valley Forge bridge is down, construction continues
• Jan Bryniczka to run for Westport-Weston probate judge
• Weston Police Sergeant Michael Ferullo is promoted to Coast Guard Commander
• Keep up with Weston news on Facebook
• Town ratifies contract with Weston police officers
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston Middle School roof project is on track
• Last week to apply for FEMA assistance for spring damage
• CMT scores: Improvements over time, but Weston at bottom of DRG
• Claire Ingram: Weston still life photographer can't quite keep still
• Aug. 10 primary: Weston's polling place is moved
• The Cobb's Mill Inn is closed: Weston landmark is victim of economy
• Weston to receive federal grant for energy efficiency
• Quartet offers cool jazz and gospel in Weston on Friday
• Weston students become builders beyond borders
• For Aug. 10 primary: Polling place changed to Weston Intermediate School
• Weston Board of Selectmen meeting canceled
• Quote of the Day: Excellence
• Absentee ballots for primaries available in Weston tomorrow
• Beer for a cause
• Olé!
• Weston students named to Wooster’s honor roll
• Choate Rosemary Hall announces Weston studets on dean’s list
• Weston students earn honors at Loomis Chaffee School
• A cool spot
• Aquarion extends water restrictions through next week
• Find tag sales with Weston Forum's interactive locator map
• Land trust leads hikes for Weston kids and adults
• Weston Booster Barn is in the home stretch
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Free church picnic in Weston tonight
• Selectmen fill several spots on Weston committees
• Former G&B sale: The deal is off
• Weston P&Z reviews family cemetery regulation
• Weston: As temperatures rise, water levels fall
• Tornado damage reports due this week
• Tree on wires closes road in Weston
• Westonite Caley Quinn: She left her heart in Swaziland
• Weston library roof contract was not low bid, but best bet
• Governor Rell highlights three new domestic violence prevention laws
• Rell highlights new laws to foster job creation, economic development
• Quote of the Day: TO BE A WINNER
• Water main break shuts off Aquarion service in Weston
• Trojans Party
• Alert system is first of its kind in U.S.
• Still openings in career seminars at Weston library
• Special voter session set for Tuesday, July 27
• Etiquette, dance and parties: Westonite’s Fleur de Lis Academy opens doors
• Play with Your Food: Theater and lunch comes to Weston
• Weston senior health fair includes crime prevention tips
• Weston High School releases 2010 matriculation list
• Weston Girl Power
• For 2010-11: Weston schools support staff gets 2.25% and 3.25% wage hikes
• Weston Women’s League hosts open house
• Weston schools examine enrollment data
• Fire in the sky
• Candidates for governor: Economy is center of debate
• HSA plans net big savings for Weston schools
• Public cemetery: Special permit draft regulation
• Under P&Z review Public cemetery on private property?
• Quote of the Day: SELF-DISCIPLINE
• Valley Forge bridge in Weston is closed to all traffic
• Weston Education Foundation donates video series
• Heat advisory; Weston Senior Picnic postponed
• Lighting up the night
• New law bolsters state’s distracted driving law
• Weston science teacher earns innovation award
• Happy 4th of July!
• Weston Women’s League distributes funds
• Super speedy
• July Fourth Celebration
• DEP cautions: Look out for black bears
• Fireworks in Weston tomorrow
• John McKeown receives Weston Kiwanis Youth Service Award
• Rep. Himes to join in Weston 4th of July celebration
• Play With Your Food Theater and lunch series comes to Weston
• Update: Power restored in Weston
• Hot stuff: Bisceglie Pond is open for swimming in Weston
• FEMA says: Take advantage of storm aid
• Weston student's ingenuity shines in locker design contest
• Governor Rell Announces $500,000 for statewide Veterans Memorial Project
• Flags to fly at half-staff except for Sunday
• Weston Forum is no longer free
• Weston Board of Education Briefs
• Weston Commission for the Arts: Chairman Christine Lomuscio steps down
• Graduation Speech: Closing Remarks
• Graduation Speech: Salutatorian
• Graduation Speech: Salutatorian
• Graduation Speech: Student Address
• 4th of July fireworks in Weston this Sunday
• Quick moving storm leaves lasting impression in Weston
• Talented and Gifted program: Weston school board adopts new blueprint
• Weston's Plan of Conservation and Development: P&Z looks to the future
• Weston High School Class of 2010: Hard work is the key to lifelong success
• Garbage bag sticker prices increase in Weston as of July 1
• Rhyme time
• Trojans Parents Cocktail Party
• Energy Star rebates end July 15
• Quote of the Day: TEAMWORK
• Weston Historical Society hosts senior picnic
• Weston Family Fourth of July festivities include fireworks
• There’s a vacancy on Weston GOP committee
• Weston DTC seeks Library Board candidates
• A fond farewell to Weston teacher
• Westonites graduate from Loomis Chaffee
• A new Weston High School PTO slate
• Untitled
• CLEATS ARE IN
• Weston High School Class of 2010 celebrates on the beach
• Weston's St. Francis of Assisi bids Father Grieco farewell
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston Farmers Market this weekend: Give peas a chance
• Storm barrels through Weston; graduation is still on for tonight
• Quote of the Day
• New Route 7 cell tower is just temporary
• According to Newsweek: Weston doesn’t make magazine’s list of ‘Top High Schools&rs
• Weston school board appoints new Hurlbutt assistant principal
• Joey Fitzpatrick and Jacob Spencer: Newest Eagle Scouts spruce up Weston ballfields
• Weston High School graduation is Thursday night
• Jane Atkinson: Weston's Library Director retires
• Weston's Plan of Conservation and Development: Board asks for 'three little words'
• A colorful day at the Norfield Fair
• Quote of the Day: HARD WORK
• Firealram/Practice Pushed back 30 minutes
• Friends of Weston Library offers free career counseling
• Weston Ivy League entrepreneurs takes on college test prep industry
• Parking for Weston graduation: Plan ahead or plan to walk
• Quote of the Day: HARDWORK
• P&Z to discuss Weston town plan with selectmen tonight
• Westonite ‘the smallest Who in Whoville’
• Westonite D’Amato honored for math and science achievements
• Fireworks to fly in Weston on 4th of July
• Weston doctor will serve as hospital’s medical chief
• Invitation to Summer Cocktail Party for Parents
• Weston Republicans seek ZBA alternates
• Weston Intermediate School students make magic with poetry
• In league together
• New Route 7 cell tower is just temporary
• NEWS ALERT: Board appoints new assistant principal at Hurlbutt in Weston
• Weston Budget symposium: A look towards the future
• Road work begins in Weston Monday
• Weston Farmers Market is the place to ‘bee’
• News update: Plea postponed for babysitter accused of Weston sex assault
• Sitter sex assault case: Weston police continue investigation
• Suspect confesses to Weston burglary
• Weston Girl Scouts go for the bronze
• ATBM v. referendum: Weston boards discuss voting process
• School social worker: Finance board taps Weston's reserve fund
• Victory splash
• An afternoon of music
• Jump in! Bisceglie Pond opens this Saturday
• 109th annual Norfield Country Fair in Weston: Vintage autos are back!
• Route 7 development on agenda for June 17 workshop
• Author advises how to simplify one’s garden
• Volunteers are the driving spirit behind Weston's annual Norfield Church fair
• Quote of the Day: LEADERSHIP
• Trouble at Trout Brook: What to do when dogs, bikes and nature collide
• Weston Women's League announces its new board
• Show tunes concert this afternoon at library
• A different kind of ‘senior’ prom
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Georgetown Day street festival on for this Sunday
• Weston finance director earns award
• Weston wants to fill open seats on appointed boards
• Westport Weston Health District offers low cost rabies clinic
• Paul inspires Weston students with music and the poetry of lyrics
• Cleat update
• Weston Food Pantry incorporates; town donates $2,000
• Weston Farmers Market opens this weekend
• Weston commission increases fines for parking violations
• Don Gary says: No single person is to blame for Weston's Revson Field
• Weston selectmen have a fracas over letters to the editor
• Weston four-peat!
• For March storm damage: FEMA OKs aid for individuals
• Police look into harassment of a Weston teacher
• Sitter arrested for sexual assault of Weston minor
• Weston EMTs honored by hospital
• Friends of the Weston Library offers summer programs
• Clive Cussler to speak at land trust’s meeting
• TAG honors retiring teacher
• Fiscal health symposium Monday night at Weston library
• Weston Education Foundation to buy new cameras for TV studio
• NEWS ALERT: Weston Police plan to arrest Stacy Lore tomorrow
• Quote of the Day: Confidence
• UnderArmour Tshirts
• Westonite talks baby safety at Ring’s End moms’ seminar
• Young Weston pianists place in competition
• Open house Sunday for new Mandarin language school in Weston
• Aspetuck Land Trust builds area’s first Natural Playground
• Donations now being accepted for Weston's Norfield Fair
• New Weston artists make debut in show
• Cablevision nixes analog TV stations
• Calling all Weston cooks: Georgetown Day hosts chili contest
• Weston Middle School students earn honors at music festival
• Weston's Memorial Day Fair 2010
• Raccoons are rabies risk in Weston
• Weston Historical Society's archive takes shape
• At Weston parade start: Golf cart driven by Cub Scout strikes woman
• Detour: Tree down on Weston Road
• Thank you for your help
• Quote of the Day: LEADERSHIP
• Regional children’s book drive program grows
• The sum of the parts
• Weston groups work to ensure a safe prom and graduation season
• Weston High School’s Company holds action-packed Quidditch tournament
• Audubon offers incentive for renewing memberships online
• Center recognizes Weston volunteers
• Lyette Segerdahl: Weston EMT is a leader of the parade
• Students learn life lessons at Weston's sister school in China
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston Lyme disease victim shares her experience
• School roof project under way
• Directory of veterans memorials in Connecticut now available
• Governor encourages nominations for Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame
• Carl Bernstein is Democratic candidate for 135th District
• Quote of the Day: TEAM
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Got questions? The Weston Forum's got answers
• Subscription cards are in Weston Answerbook
• Fromson-Strassler: Board nixes other Weston cemetery sites
• Weston community backs troops by signing covenant
• CALL AGAIN FOR VOLUNTEERS!
• Thanks to Wildlife in Crisis: Orphaned fawn gets a chance
• Weston panel: Identity theft is more likely than you think
• Weston schools: Town to pay $60K for social worker
• Memorial Day activities on tap in Weston this weekend
• Weston's state Representative John Stripp: Stepping forward to honor vets
• Weston's Memorial Day weekend: It’s all happening at the fair
• Weston Scouts invite veterans to march with them in Memorial Day parade
• Symposium features talk about Weston's budget and taxes
• Census workers hit the streets
• Area P&Z chairmen share ideas
• Good market-ing in Weston
• Georgetown Farmers’ Market opens Sunday
• Christina Brasco of Weston selected for physics team
• PTO announces 2010-11 school calendar contest winners
• Quote of the Day: Never Quit
• Memorial Day Fair Volunteers
• Weston first selectman to discuss the state of the town
• Weston P&Z will tweak development plan
• Weston students help make CROP Walk a success
• Weston voters league hosts Betty Hill Forum
• For throwing keys at Weston police officer, Gallo must serve one year
• Pension fund contributions: Weston’s rate goes up, employee rate does not
• Quote of the day: Teamwork
• The Weston Forum will become a paid paper in July
• Rites of Spring
• State parties pick nominees at conventions this weekend
• Community Covenant signing ceremony is Sunday
• With a son serving in Iraq: Everyday life is different
• Weston school board responds to 'evolution flap'
• Blumenthal admits to 'misplaced words,' but defends service record
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• Rules Sheet and things to focus on
• Blumenthal to address NYTimes report questioning his military service
• Weston Cub Scouts host Round Up
• Community Covenant signing event is for everyone in Weston
• Westonite Cecilia Moy Fradet’s art on exhibit at senior living center
• Weston youth services and ADAP pledge to keep kids safe at prom time
• Weston panel tackles identity theft, financial crimes
• Young Weston performers appear in Follies 2010
• Weston art awarded at KidzFlix festival
• Weston students show their talents at spring recital
• Pancake Breakfast at Georgetown firehouse
• Weston DTC co-hosts Wyman brunch
• Weston juniors excel at engineering competition
• Rites of Spring dance festival welcomes season on Weston Town Hall Green
• It was nice seeing everyone last night
• Weston taxes: Not necessarily highest in state
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Community Band and Weston students unite for concert
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Friends of the Weston Library offer free programs
• Weston Fire Department hosts Memorial Day events, including parade, free hot dogs
• Weston parade organizers seek veterans
• Weston gets ready for Memorial Day fair
• Kottage gets prison time for dragging Weston cop
• Weston's Dr. Morgan in South Africa: Helping others help others
• Weston's Plan of Conservation and Development: The public weighs in
• Weston's budget question now: What's the best way to vote?
• A mighty wind knocks out 28% of Weston's power
• Weinstein and Joseloff talk to Y’s Men about their towns
• Be careful of information children post on social networking sites
• Connecticut moose population grows, posing threat to drivers
• Walking tour of Georgetown is Wednesday
• Weston artist's works are part of Westport exhibit
• Weston student jams for peace at Wooster School
• Newsman tells Y’s Women about his Kennedy memories
• Wind knocks out power to more than a quarter of Weston
• Weston EMS profile: Lynn Pokorny is living her dream
• Weston nutritionist speaks to league members and guests
• Connecticut moose population grows, posing threat to drivers
• Walking tour of Georgetown is Wednesday
• Weston celebrates spring with dance this weekend
• Be careful of information children post on social networking sites
• Weston celebrates spring with dance this weekend
• Meeting schedule for this week
• Please Bring Rules & Regs To Meeting
• Weston EMS profile: Lynn Pokorny is living her dream
• Weston nutritionist speaks to league members and guests
• Weston student jams for peace at Wooster School
• Newsman tells Y’s Women about his Kennedy memories
• Wind knocks out power to more than a quarter of Weston
• Ancient Rome comes to life on State Latin Day
• Weston artist's works are part of Westport exhibit
• Weston's student’s film to air at youth festival
• WEB FIRST: U.S. Census workers hit the streets this month
• Westonites urged to report damage from March storms
• Fire and water
• WEB FIRST: Former Weston man pleads guilty to federal tax charge
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Gov. Rell pleased with legislative session, which ended last night
• Weston SafeRides holds movie fund-raiser tonight
• Busy night is on tap for Weston Board of Selectmen
• Weston makes a difference for cancer patients
• BREAKING NEWS: Steven Kottage of Weston is sentenced for police assault and larceny
• Potential Weston cemetery sites get a close look
• New lead paint regulations: Seeking to protect families
• Weston boards review new town plan
• Revson Field's water woes: After five years where do we go from here?
• Catherine Revzon: Weston's Mommy Blogger
• Mandatory Players Meeting Tuesday Morning 5/11
• Weston Community Meeting Thursday to gather voting input
• Weston artist helps house restoration
• Guided hikes begin this week in Weston
• Two yoga hikes are set at Weston's Devil's Den
• Applications are due for Weston PTO talent show
• Weston Cub Scouts compete at district-wide Pinewood Derby
• Weston's Howland Blackiston: Taking the sting out of beekeeping
• Millie Best Award: Claudia Hahn beautifies Weston
• Community Covenant: Weston is joining military support group
• Evolution: Weston school board calls teacher's complaint a 'personnel matter'
• Volunteers honored tonight at reception in Weston
• Weston school district hires Brey as new HR director
• THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE
• REMINDER: Valley Forge bridge in Weston is closed
• Cemetery site walks take place in Weston on Saturday
• 28th State Senate District: John McKinney seeks a seventh term
• THE SPRING SCHEDULE HAS SLIGHTLY CHANGED
• Congratulations to Tom!! Scholar Athlete!!
• Weston's Howland Blackiston: Taking the sting out of beekeeping
• Millie Best Award: Claudia Hahn beautifies Weston
• Community Covenant: Weston is joining military support group
• Evolution: Weston school board calls teacher's complaint a 'personnel matter'
• Volunteers honored tonight at reception in Weston
• Weston school district hires Brey as new HR director
• THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE
• REMINDER: Valley Forge bridge in Weston is closed
• Cemetery site walks take place in Weston on Saturday
• 28th State Senate District: John McKinney seeks a seventh term
• Memorial Day Road Race
• Congratulations Tom Furbee/Updated Alumni Section
• 5k Registration Flyer
• Weston Green Up Day is this Saturday
• Weston Booster Barn: Working on it
• Weston's first referendum: Voters approve budgets
• Evolution flap: Ribbens apologizes, Weston parents have questions
• Weston psychotherapist to hold mindfulness workshop
• Westonite's design contest is for kids
• Visit to the Weston voters league
• Transportation hearing is April 20
• Weston Senior Center is closed this week
• Weston teens appear on store’s I-95 billboard
• Appliance rebate program is available
• New Weston EMTs
• Weston's regional planning organization meets Thursday
• Spectrum exhibition calls for artwork entries
• Weston Girl Scouts check out town government in action
• Compo Beach stickers available at Weston Town Hall
• New member joins Kiwanis Club of Weston
• Fresh Air Fund in Weston: Hosting kids offers great rewards
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston girls show heart in the pool
• POLLS ARE OPEN TODAY UNTIL 8 P.M. FOR WESTON BUDGET VOTE
• Stacy A. Lore/Spectrum Kids: Amount to ‘counselor’ may exceed $300,000
• Weston Boy Scout troop gets head start on greening up
• Weston voters head to the polls to decide 2010-11 budget
• Weston voters approve town and school budgets
• Mark Tangarone: Weston TAG teacher leaves over evolution flap
• Valley Forge Bridge in Weston is closing until the end of the year
• Weston residents have their say at the Annual Town Budget Meeting
• Vote on Weston budget at the polls tomorrow
• Watershed photo exhibit on display in Weston
• Wilk of Weston shares her talents with arts group
• Weston Cub Scouts honored at dinner
• Weston beekeeper to talk to Y’s Men
• Weston advances in The Challenge
• Democratic candidates forum is April 15
• Are you smarter than a fifth grader? Weston class holds special CMT celebration
• Yale a cappella group sings pop and rock in Weston
• Create Footprints: Lyme run/walk is Sunday
• Great Gatsby Gala this weekend
• Enforcement moratorium in place for Weston P&Z regulation
• That’s Entertainment! at St. Francis in Weston
• Weston Annual Town Budget Meeting on TV
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Weston Annual Town Budget Meeting decides portions of budget; operating totals go to referendum Apri
• Weston Middle School roof bid lower than anticipated
• Weston selectmen reject unions’ claim
• Weston’s Got Talent! show is this Friday
• Thursday, April 15 deadline: It’s tax time!
• Fred Schneider is Weston 2010 Citizen of the Year
• Former autism counselor faces charges in Weston
• What Weston voters need to know
• Weston budget votes to be cast at the ATBM, then at the polls
• Weston kids are looking for summer work
• Book clubs, poetry, chess programs are available at Weston library
• Show your Weston spirit
• Garden Conservancy Open Days has Weston tour
• Lawn Art explores outdoor treasures in Weston
• Consumers may still take advantage of appliance rebate program
• Weston Kiwanis Club seeks nominees for environmental award
• Red Cross honors young Westonite as local hero
• ADAP of Weston receives funding from United Way
• Blood drive Monday at Weston High School
• Up, up, and away!
• See a problem in Weston? Click it and fix it
• Governor, consumer protection agency warn against home repair scams
• Governor urges residents, businesses to report latest storm damage
• Weston Lyme Support Group teams up for seminar on April 7 in Danbury
• Unaffiliated Weston voters can’t vote in primaries
• Weston First selectman holds brown bag lunch April 5
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Volleyball registration is today for Weston after school programs
• Weston selectmen to hear grievance at meeting tonight
• Glenn Major is new chairman of Weston RTC
• Swimming lessons: Practice like a champion, act like a champion
• The Weston Forum mentors two reporters
• Weston parents say: Fix Revson Field
• Weston residents have their say at budget public hearing
• Weston's Annual Town Budget Meeting is Wednesday
• Weston's Annual Town Budget Meeting: Petitioners send budget vote to referendum
• Himes scheduled to talk to Westport/Weston Y’s Men
• Weston’s Got Talent: Show yours off
• After-school volleyball registration for all ages is Thursday
• Car accident on Monday takes the life of Westonite Lawrence Simonoff
• Learn about lawn art at free presentation
• Weston Women’s club holds annual spring luncheon
• Himes holds health care Q&A on Thursday
• School and municipal leaders ask state to keep status quo
• Compassion in action: Weston students build dreams in Peru
• Norfield schedules Easter week services
• Weston elementary school extols the virtues of healthy nutrition
• Weston's St. Francis of Assisi holds Lenten parish retreat
• New cake shop hosts open house
• Weston EMS explain what to do if your child is injured
• Touch-A-Truck event benefits Westport-Weston co-op
• Local synagogues celebrate Passover
• Weston attorney offers help with collaborative divorce
• Weston seniors give ‘How to Succeed’ a boost
• Weston Historical Society holds annual meeting
• Weston adds its $20,586.45 to state’s total storm cost
• Weston Girl Scouts learn about their global counterparts
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Census forms have arrived in Weston: Be counted
• Weston Town Meeting approves $6.6 million bond
• Weston for Fiscal Responsibility survey says: Support for lower budget, secret ballot
• Day of Mourning dispute: Weston employee unions file grievance
• Hitting the road: Westonites take walking and biking in stride
• Are foreclosures a bargain for the buyer?
• Young violin virtuoso takes Weston stage
• Governor says storm response investigation is moving along
• Weston’s Dr. Marks talks arthritis
• SWRMPO meets Thursday morning
• Weston Great Gatsby Gala aids those in need
• Check out social networking sites for information on state’s 375th anniversary celebration
• Wine tasting tonight helps Weston causes
• Weston High School musical pokes fun at stereotypes
• Westonites asked to report storm damage immediately
• Weston Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Weston School Board Briefs
• CROP Walk returns to Weston area
• State has toll-free hotline to help residents impacted by storm damage
• In this week's Weston Forum
• Updated FEMA flood maps may mean insurance change for Weston homeowners
• When push comes to shove: Weston bullying policy is updated
• The Georgetown Green team
• Georgetown Green plans to buy the G&B mill site
• Weston budget public hearing is Tuesday, March 23
• $6.9 million: Weston voters mull bond issue
• Kids in Crisis nixed: Weston schools may add social worker instead
• Windy weekend: Storm packs a wallop in Weston
• Blumenthal speaks to Westport Weston Y's Men
• Weston Kiwanis Club honors members
• Weekend storm knocks out power, uproots trees
• Georgetown Saloon hosts St. Patrick’s Day party
• Program at Weston library teaches job interview skills
• Rell launches probe to see if CL&P held back crews over weekend
• Weston Park & Rec's enterprise fund will pay for field repairs
• WSC - WIS PTO Presents Parent Workshop on Dealing with Injuries
• REGIFTING IS COOL-Help Give a Caregiver a Day of Rest-Comfort Keepers is Gifting to Area Churches
• OPEN HOUSE SHOWCASE AND CHARITY EVENT
• Weston teenager downloads the one billionth Apple App
• Weston's Family 4th Celebration
• Weston Little League - Register Now For Weston Spring Little League
• Criminal Arrest - Arson Investigation
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Agent Sells Green Home In Weston
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's Zawacki Makes $5.2 Million Sale in Weston
• Soccer Spring 2008 Registrations now open
• HOLD COURT IN THIS UNIQUELY BUILT WESTON HOME
• Soccer Ball Collection For Iraqi Children

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