Prior to joining the Weston Observer, Chris Larabee was a reporter for the Greenfield Recorder, with his work featured in The Recorder, the Daily Hampshire Gazette and Athol Daily News. He won a New England Newspaper & Press Association award for investigative reporting.
With several reports of voters not receiving their mail-in ballots ahead of the state primary, residents are encouraged to make backup plans for November’s general election.
As residents await construction at one crash-prone Route 20 intersection, MassDOT is reviewing proposals for the troublesome Route 20, Boston Post Road and Highland Street intersection.
With the historic Drabbington Lodge’s interior gutted, the developer behind the renovation is awaiting one final approval before retrofitting the building into senior housing.
Residents will be asked to commit $2.75 million to the Middle School and High School building project’s feasibility study at the November Special Town Meeting.
The School Committee in the coming weeks will negotiate contract terms with Superintendent Karen Zaleski, whose contract expires at the end of the fiscal year.
For Richard DeVito Jr., a member of the Weston & Wayland Rotary Club, relating life experiences to the cars people drive is the essence of the organization’s biggest community event: the annual Antique and Classic Car Show.
Long-running Weston Public Schools transportation concerns boiled over on the first day of school as three buses broke down, leading the School Committee to take action to reinforce the fleet.