Architect presents history of modern homes in Weston
The idea of a classic New England home might bring to mind high-pitched roofs and farmhouses, but Massachusetts — and Weston — are home to several iconic modernist buildings.
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Initial filings made for 133 Boston Post Road development
Less than a year after residents approved its MBTA Communities Act zoning districts, Boston Properties, officially known as BXP, is beginning the early stages of its 133 Boston Post Road redevelopment project.
Spooky season begins with Pumpkin Fest
Each October, Weston’s Pumpkin Fest brings families together on the Town Green for pumpkin carving, games and food while raising money for Camp Sunshine, a program serving children with life threatening illnesses and their families.
Mechanic shortage reflective of wider hiring problems
The DPW has just one mechanic, exacerbating maintenance needs. It is an example of how hard it is becoming to hire municipal workers.
FY27 water rates set; town prepares for water tank debt
The Select Board voted to raise water rates around 5% across all tiers at its Sept. 29 meeting to help fund the water tank replacement project.
Special Town Meeting warrant taking shape
Weston residents will have a chance to weigh in on the town’s future at the Special Town Meeting, Nov. 23. As the date gets closer, the Select Board is shaping what will be on the docket.
‘Grave cost:’ Route 30 letters overwhelmingly oppose project
Dozens of resident wrote letters opposing the Route 30 reconstruction project, citing concerns about the environment and safety.
Town Government 101: What’s in a feasibility study?
You hear about feasibility studies for a variety of projects around the community – fire and police stations, the school building project, to name a few – but perhaps you may not know what the document actually represents.
School Committee delays vote on Zaleski contract
The School Committee delayed a vote on Superintendent Karen Zaleski’s contract extension at their Oct. 5 meeting
Initial filings made for 133 Boston Post Road development
Less than a year after residents approved its MBTA Communities Act zoning districts, Boston Properties, officially known as BXP, is beginning the early stages of its 133 Boston Post Road redevelopment project.
Spooky season begins with Pumpkin Fest
Each October, Weston’s Pumpkin Fest brings families together on the Town Green for pumpkin carving, games and food while raising money for Camp Sunshine, a program serving children with life threatening illnesses and their families.
Mechanic shortage reflective of wider hiring problems
The DPW has just one mechanic, exacerbating maintenance needs. It is an example of how hard it is becoming to hire municipal workers.
FY27 water rates set; town prepares for water tank debt
The Select Board voted to raise water rates around 5% across all tiers at its Sept. 29 meeting to help fund the water tank replacement project.
Special Town Meeting warrant taking shape
Weston residents will have a chance to weigh in on the town’s future at the Special Town Meeting, Nov. 23. As the date gets closer, the Select Board is shaping what will be on the docket.
‘Grave cost:’ Route 30 letters overwhelmingly oppose project
Dozens of resident wrote letters opposing the Route 30 reconstruction project, citing concerns about the environment and safety.
Town Government 101: What’s in a feasibility study?
You hear about feasibility studies for a variety of projects around the community – fire and police stations, the school building project, to name a few – but perhaps you may not know what the document actually represents.
School Committee delays vote on Zaleski contract
The School Committee delayed a vote on Superintendent Karen Zaleski’s contract extension at their Oct. 5 meeting
