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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

Meet the candidates for now-uncontested Select Board race

There are three Select Board candidates running for the three open seats in this year's town election.

Weston robotics team gearing up for world championships

Organized Anarchy, a robotics team at Weston High School, is packing their bags to participate in the FIRST World Championship.

Select Board race down to three candidates

The Select Board race is down to three candidates following Mai Luo's withdrawal.

Fallen tree? Let the Chainsaw Brigade clear the way

The trails in Weston opened up a bit recently thanks to the Chainsaw Brigade, the team from the Weston Forest and Trails Association.

Stick to Your Goals sticking to its mission

Weston lacrosse players have been paying it forward to others across the Americas and at home in Massachusetts for almost 20 years.

At 101, Mel Rines contemplates a life well lived

Longtime Weston resident Mel Rines, 101, reflects on his life.

Hockey hall of famer Angela Ruggiero calls Weston home

Weston resident and former U.S. hockey player Angela Ruggiero is a champion for women's sports at home and abroad.

Traffic and Sidewalk Committee chair resigns

Traffic and Sidewalk Committee Chair Daniel Patnaude resigned March 9, citing issues with other committee members.

Town caucus sees big turnout as Select Board is set to grow

Weston's Town Caucus saw a large turnout as the Select Board prepares to expand from three to five members in May.

Town Government 101: Town Caucus

Election season starts in full with the Town Caucus, where residents choose who will be on the annual town election ballot.