The ultimate in a modern beachside staycation
Bernadette Blaze
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Down a gated drive along the most desirable stretch of coveted Beachside Avenue, this custom modern oasis offers the best of Gold Coast living. The ultimate in waterfront living is at hand in this captivating six-bedroom contemporary affording 12,500 square feet of finely appointed living space serviced by an elevator for ease of living.
Poised on two stunning acres, the property offers the perfect balance of solitude without seclusion. Walk along a private footpath to 300-feet of sandy beachfront where one can fish, observe bald eagles and seals, launch a kayak or paddleboard and enjoy the simple beauty of life at the water’s edge.
New COVID-19 cases were confirmed in the Westport Public School District, officials announced.
Schools Superintendent Thomas Scarice announced on Monday night, Dec. 14 that two new cases in the district, one each at Bedford Middle School and Coleytown Elementary School.
During the pandemic, Westport has been hit particularly hard, with cases quickly spreading, though the district has been able to keep buildings open in many cases.
“Both cases involved individuals already quarantining based on exposures outside of school,” Scarice said. “In our efforts to remain transparent with reports of positive COVID-19 cases associated with our schools, we will continue to provide these updates as information is confirmed.”
December 15, 2020
(BEDFORD) – North Lawrence Community School Superintendent Ty Mungle says meals are available for students in grades 7 -12.
Meal pickup is available at Oolitic Middle School, Bedford Middle School, and BNL High School today and Thursday from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Meals will be available in the bus pickup line at each school.
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Westport schools report new COVID cases
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Students leave Coleytown Elementary School Thursday, February 13, 2020, in Westport, Conn.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media
WESTPORT School officials reported two new cases of the coronavirus in the district Monday evening.
One case is at Coleytown Elementary School and the other is at Bedford Middle School, Superintendent Thomas Scarice announced in a letter to families and staff.
“Both cases involved individuals already quarantining based on exposures outside of school,” he wrote.
Scarice also reminded families to report positive cases of students to the district’s reporting hotline and email, regardless of whether the students are in remote or hybrid learning models.
December 14, 2020
(UNDATED) – Due to a recent increase in Covid-19 positive and quarantine cases at North Lawrence Community Schools – Bedford Middle School, Oolitic Middle School, and Bedford North Lawrence High School will move to virtual learning on Tuesday, December 15 through Friday, December 18.
At this time, all extra-curricular activities will be suspended through Friday, December 18th.
Elementary schools will continue with in-person learning through Friday, December 18th.
Superintendent Dr. Ty Mungle says, if middle or high school students are in need of academic assistance or WiFi to complete virtual learning they may attend school on Tuesday, December 15th through Friday, December 18th. Transportation and food service will be provided.