MassDOT proposes yearlong Merriam Street bridge detour
MassDOT is proposing a one-year detour for the Merriam Street bridge replacement project.
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Weston author publishes fantasy novel
Natalie Brown says she may return to work as a vet when her youngest goes to school, but for now, she is enjoying her career as a writer.
Density and cost is focus of latest hearing on senior development
Unit mix, project density and environmental impact concerns were the focus of the latest HYM Investment Group public hearing.
Procedural issues stall The Woods
With confusion over several aspects, the approval process for The Woods restaurant at the Josiah Smith Tavern will take a short detour.
Weston absorbing insurance cost increases
In the last two years, nearly $3.5 million has been added to Weston’s operating budget, and it's an invisible driver.
Heirloom seeking liquor license, dinner hours
Heirloom, through a citizens' petition at Town Meeting, is seeking a liquor license, which would also bring dinner hours.
Grant to progress Stony Brook culvert replacement
A state grant program is beginning the replacement process for two culverts serving Stony Brook.
PHOTOS: Two officers, dispatcher welcomed to Weston Police Department
The Weston Police Department on March 18 swore in two new officers and welcomed a new dispatcher in a swearing-in ceremony.
Remedy proposed for conservation parking headache
A two-pronged proposal seeks to alleviate parking headaches for Indian Hill Road and Winthrop Circle residents.
Traffic and Sidewalk Committee chair resigns
Traffic and Sidewalk Committee Chair Daniel Patnaude resigned March 9, citing issues with other committee members.
Weston author publishes fantasy novel
Natalie Brown says she may return to work as a vet when her youngest goes to school, but for now, she is enjoying her career as a writer.
Density and cost is focus of latest hearing on senior development
Unit mix, project density and environmental impact concerns were the focus of the latest HYM Investment Group public hearing.
Procedural issues stall The Woods
With confusion over several aspects, the approval process for The Woods restaurant at the Josiah Smith Tavern will take a short detour.
Weston absorbing insurance cost increases
In the last two years, nearly $3.5 million has been added to Weston’s operating budget, and it's an invisible driver.
Heirloom seeking liquor license, dinner hours
Heirloom, through a citizens' petition at Town Meeting, is seeking a liquor license, which would also bring dinner hours.
Grant to progress Stony Brook culvert replacement
A state grant program is beginning the replacement process for two culverts serving Stony Brook.
PHOTOS: Two officers, dispatcher welcomed to Weston Police Department
The Weston Police Department on March 18 swore in two new officers and welcomed a new dispatcher in a swearing-in ceremony.
Remedy proposed for conservation parking headache
A two-pronged proposal seeks to alleviate parking headaches for Indian Hill Road and Winthrop Circle residents.
Traffic and Sidewalk Committee chair resigns
Traffic and Sidewalk Committee Chair Daniel Patnaude resigned March 9, citing issues with other committee members.