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In memory of Patrick: Middle School to host annual blood drive
Weston Middle School will host a blood drive in honor of Patrick Mahoney on Nov. 15.
Local aid groups respond to anxiety over food access
Organizations in Weston and surrounding towns are focused on meeting the needs of anxious residents.
Reconfiguration of Rt. 20 intersection targets frequent crashes
The Route 20, Boston Post Road, Wellesley Street intersection has the highest crash rate in town. What is being done to address it?
Upcoming school projects are focus of financial summit
This week's financial summit focused on upcoming capital projects, and what the tax implications could look like.
Select Board airs concerns over Tavern restaurant plan
The Select Board questioned the Friends of the Josiah Smith Tavern and restaurateur Brian Piccini about The Woods on Tuesday.
David Fixler appointed to Permanent Building Committee
The Select Board has appointed longtime architect David Fixler to the Permanent Building Committee.
He hates running, but Weston police officer tackles Chicago Marathon
Weston police officer Matthew Korzec ran in this year's Chicago Marathon.
A look back at the Select Board expansion effort
Discussions on expanding the Select Board began in 2021, and voters will decide on Jan. 13 if they want to expand the board.
Building Community: Habitat for Humanity eyes site for affordable homes
Habitat for Humanity is eyeing three acres on Wellesley Street for affordable housing.
In memory of Patrick: Middle School to host annual blood drive
Weston Middle School will host a blood drive in honor of Patrick Mahoney on Nov. 15.
Local aid groups respond to anxiety over food access
Organizations in Weston and surrounding towns are focused on meeting the needs of anxious residents.
Reconfiguration of Rt. 20 intersection targets frequent crashes
The Route 20, Boston Post Road, Wellesley Street intersection has the highest crash rate in town. What is being done to address it?
Upcoming school projects are focus of financial summit
This week's financial summit focused on upcoming capital projects, and what the tax implications could look like.
Select Board airs concerns over Tavern restaurant plan
The Select Board questioned the Friends of the Josiah Smith Tavern and restaurateur Brian Piccini about The Woods on Tuesday.
David Fixler appointed to Permanent Building Committee
The Select Board has appointed longtime architect David Fixler to the Permanent Building Committee.
He hates running, but Weston police officer tackles Chicago Marathon
Weston police officer Matthew Korzec ran in this year's Chicago Marathon.
A look back at the Select Board expansion effort
Discussions on expanding the Select Board began in 2021, and voters will decide on Jan. 13 if they want to expand the board.
Building Community: Habitat for Humanity eyes site for affordable homes
Habitat for Humanity is eyeing three acres on Wellesley Street for affordable housing.