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Addison Antonoff

Addison Antonoff came to the Weston Observer from the Vineyard Gazette, a weekly newspaper covering Martha’s Vineyard, where they worked as a general assignment reporter. Antonoff’s work has also appeared in the Jewish Journal and Houston Public Media, the NPR-affiliate of their hometown Houston, Texas. They graduated from Brandeis University, where they studied journalism, history and Russian studies. They can be reached at [email protected].

Addison's Latest Articles

Woods restaurant group says project on track for fall

The proponents of The Woods say the project is still on track to open in the fall.

World Stamp Expo brings collectors to Weston

Philatelic fanatics flocked to Boston this week for the 2026 World Stamp Expo, with many making the trek to Weston.

Weston dog names take inspiration from food, history and, of course, Boston

Whether playing fetch on the Town Green or walking along one of the many trails in Weston, the name most likely to be called out is Lucy.

Memoli’s swan song at Weston Public Schools

Chris Memoli, the K-12 director of music, will be stepping down at the end of the school year after 28 years.

Spellman Museum participating in World Stamp Expo

The Spellman Museum of Stamps and Postal History is participating in the Boston 2026 World Stamp Expo.

Select Board awards Case Estates, Fiske Law Office bids

Weston is moving into negotiations to sell three historic buildings on the Case Estates.

What to know about your water bill

Curious about how Weston's water bills work? We've got some answers.

New METCO director looks to strengthen families’ ties

Next year Arturo Forrest will be heading up Weston's METCO services after serving as the high school liaison for the program.

Town Government 101: The Select Board begins its five-member era

After four years, two Town Meeting votes and a special election, the Weston Select Board has officially begun its five-member era.

On the trail with Michael Pappone

The calls of redwing blackbirds dominated the winds in Weston in late April as a group gathered at the Sears Conservation Land.