Judge affirms decision to permit ‘Weston Whopper’
A Middlesex Superior Court judge last month affirmed a state decision to issue a permit for the "Weston Whopper."
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Council on Aging ukulele group strikes a chord
Every Tuesday, musicians gather at the Council on Aging and fill the community room with songs from their youth.
Spring is new target for Woods opening, restaurateur says
The team behind The Woods restaurant submitted its response on Monday to the Select Board's July 6 ultimatum.
Conservation internships familiarize students with town, nature
Cailyn Chien and Own Gold ended their high school careers with a two-week internship in Weston's Conservation Department.
Can you hear me now? Cell service remains a challenge
For all of Weston's haves, there is one have-not that comes up often: reliable cell service.
Memorial Pool will open on schedule
Memorial Pool is on schedule to open June 13 and operate for the full season, despite running on temporary repairs.
‘At some point, you have to draw the line’: Select Board issues deadline for The Woods documents
The Select Board sent an ultimatum to the Friends of the Josiah Smith Tavern on Thursday.
Weston native brings together theater and music
Bill Barclay is a composer, playwright and director who blends classical music with staged stories. It all started in Weston.
Graduation rooted in century and a half of tradition
When the class of 2026 receives their diplomas on Friday, they will join the ranks of 158 years of students who have called Weston High School their academic home.
COA social workers help residents age in place
The Council on Aging is more than a social setting, as it employs two licensed social workers who assist aging adults with myriad situations.