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Westport announced its paving schedule for the spring, one of the items in this weeks community news.

The Spring edition of The Westchester's Writers' Workshop's publication, Confetti, features a flash fiction story, A Mother's Prayer, by Dr. Farrell, who writes under the pseudonym of P. A. Farrell. The story is available at confettimag.org/a-mothers-prayer/A prolific writer, book author and top healthcare writer on Medium.com, Dr. Farrell continues to

A volunteer firefighter, a Coast Guard sergeant and a 911 dispatcher in Bridgeport are the new Westport officers, one of the items in this weeks community news

The Paris Review is a literary magazine featuring original writing, art, and in-depth interviews with famous writers.

Westport Writers’ Workshop announces tix are on sale for their annual More Than Words: Celebrating Outreach to Unheard Writers fundraiser on Friday, April 28 from 6:00-9:00 at Wakeman Farm

Everyone has a story to tell. This complimentary exploratory Writers’ Workshop will offer some tips on writing, how to get started, how to shape an idea, how to mine memories to pass along to children or grandchildren, or how to finish that story that’s been abandoned in a bottom drawer. Read more […]

Millie Peck peckcami@grinnell.edu After attending the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and living in Iowa for nearly 10 years, Jerald Walker was hopeful to stay in the state and applied for a job at Grinnell College. Unfortunately, he was not awarded the position and is now a professor of creative writing at Emerson College. Walker returned to...

Millie Peck peckcami@grinnell.edu After attending the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and living in Iowa for nearly 10 years, Jerald Walker was hopeful to stay in the state and applied for a job at Grinnell College. Unfortunately, he was not awarded the position and is now a professor of creative writing at Emerson College. Walker returned to...

To the Tony winner, both Broadway works are about "how we make the donuts."

The Key West Literary Seminar has announced a limited number of full scholarships for local Monroe County poets and writers in its Writers’ Workshop Program.