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The Fourth of July fireworks have been canceled in Westport for the summer of 2021 as of May 7. Due to CDC guidelines, the PAL board along with other Fairfield County towns, such as Danbury and Ridgefield, decided to postpone the fireworks until next year.  “It is safest to avoid crowded places and gatherings where it may be difficult to stay at least six feet away from others who are not from your household,” the CDC guidelines dictate. With the history of large crowds attending the celebration in previous years, local officials and public health experts worry that there will be no cont...

More than three years after a 4-month-old baby girl died when she was transported from a Norwalk day care to the hospital, the former day care owner has been arrested and charged. Christine Limone, the daughter of Norwalk Mayor Harry Rilling, turned herself in to police custody last week, according to the Hour. She was charged with five felony counts… Coronavirus Mar 7, 2020 A Connecticut hospital employee has tested positive for novel coronavirus, marking the first case connected to the state. The person infected is an employee from Danbury Hospital and Norwalk Hospital an...

Westport cancels Fourth of July fireworks FacebookTwitterEmail WESTPORT — The skies above Compo Beach will again be empty this Fourth of July. The town announced this year’s annual Compo Beach Independence Day fireworks will be canceled out of concerns for COVID-19 and uncertainty with the ongoing pandemic. “I am disappointed that this year Westport could not hold the large celebration we had hoped for,” First Selectman Jim Marpe said. “But our town has come too far in our successful battle to overcome COVID to risk a possible setback by conducting a major gathering prematurely.” ...

Skip to main content Currently Reading See which CT towns gained or lost residents in 2020 - and how parts of New York and New Jersey fared Alexander Soule FacebookTwitterEmail Construction proceeds in April 2021 on a new home just off Stanwich Road in "backcountry" Greenwich, Conn.Alexander Soule A new study provides conclusive evidence of Connecticut’s appeal as a residential destination during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, Connecticut received a greater share of new arrivals than New York towns and villages spanning the lower Hudson River valley and on Long Island. Lower Fairfield Coun...