It would be ignorant to say that Westport hasn’t experienced all-time lows due to the pandemic, but because of how fortunate the town is, we’ve gotten out of the most despairing and glum obstacles COVID-19 could’ve brought. I digress; like the rest of the world, COVID-19 has taken a huge toll on almost every aspect of life, and with the vaccine being widely distributed, many have high hopes for a sense of normalcy in the near future.
As the pandemic’s spread begins to slow down, I can’t help but realize how privileged, as a town, we were when it came to the pandemic. Of course, we also experienced the lockdown that took a hit on not only schools but businesses and jobs as well. For almost a year, students weren’t allowed to go to school, nor see their friends, due to how rapidly the pandemic was spreading in early March. The number of people who’ve gotten sick, and even died from the virus is colossal. In Fairfield County alone, almost 97,000 people reportedly have h
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Charlotte Gurley ’23, Staff writer
If asked to describe staff writer Charlotte Gurley ’23 in one word, it would be “passionate.” From her recent interest in French revolutionary fashion to her passion for reading and drawing, Gurley is constantly adopting new hobbies.
“One day I’ll be really interested in some random culture,” Gurley said, “and then the next day I’ll be really obsessed with a book.”
Paired with her fashion passion, Gurley also loves to read, write, and has recently formed a love for journalism.
“I want to pursue English in college,” Gurley said, “so I thought this class would be good for that.”