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New Canaan Police are investigating the theft of jewelry from a Smith Ridge Road home recently occupied by new owners, reported at 7:41 a.m. on Aug. 6.

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The fall session at Silvermine Art School opens Sept. 14, see classes and workshops here.

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Police at 9:32 a.m. on Aug. 6 captured a bat inside a White Oak Shade Road home. The flying mammal tested negative for rabies, according to the NCPD Animal Control section.

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Here’s an updated voter count from the New Canaan Registrars of Voters:

New Canaan Voter Count—Aug. 8, 2026

DemocratRepublicanUnafilliatedOtherTotal
26% (3,795)34% (5,001)39% (5,659)1% (142)14,597
Source: Registrars of Voters

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The Town Players of New Canaan are presenting “Our Town” Sept. 18 to Oct. 4 at the Powerhouse Theatre in Waveny. Tickets here.

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Le Pain Quotidien on Elm Street is hiring, according to a sign in its window.

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Saying tenants haven’t paid $2,500 in monthly rent starting in November, the owners of a downtown Main Street building filed eviction papers in state Superior Court. The tenants have faced challenges with employment, according to an answer filed in the case. It’s headed for trial next week, according to Connecticut Judicial Branch records.

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Police euthanized a sick raccoon reported on Soundview Lane at 9:56 a.m. on Aug. 5.

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Tickets are on sale for the Rotary Club of New Canaan’s popular “Lobsterfest,” a fundraiser for the service organization’s charitable giving grant program, to be held Sept. 25 and 26. More info here.

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Here’s a table showing the top-10 highest paid town workers (outside of emergency responders and the school district):

Highest-Paid 'Town Hall' Employees

NameDepartmentSalary
1. Anne Kelly LenzFinance/CFO$195,214.42
2. Dionna CarlsonFirst Selectman$175,090.31
3. John HoweParks & Rec$169,427.74
4. Sebastian CaldarellaAssessor$165,450.22
5. Christopher KaiserIT$162,469.28
6. Tiger MannDPW$161,934.25
7. Cheryl JonesHR$156,000
8. Diane WilsonFinance$147,304.76
9. Tucker MurphyAdmin$146,524.36
10. Russell KimesEmergency Ops$144,717.81
Source: Town of New Canaan
*List doesn't include emergency responders or district officials

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Allison Donaldson of HTG Advisors is completing her term as president of the New Canaan Chamber of Commerce and will be succeeded in the role by Manda Riggs of Elm Street Books.

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Finally, here are more local happenings worth checking out (add your event to the Community Calendar here and we’ll share it with fellow residents):

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