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Historical Commission

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Weston Historical Commission Approves JST Barn Restaurant Plans, Advances Four Demolition Cases

WESTON -- June 30, 2026, Weston Historical Commission clears JST barn restaurant design and advances four demolition delay cases at June 30 meeting. The commission voted 4-0 to approve final design documents for The Woods at JST, a proposed restaurant in the historic barn near Weston Town Hall that has

Lexington Historical Commission Adds Former Parker School to Historic Inventory Over Objections

LEXINGTON -- June 17, 2026, Lexington Historical Commission adds the former Parker School to its historic inventory over affordable housing objections. The commission voted 4-0 with one abstention Wednesday night to add the 1920 Craftsman-style building at 314 Bedford Street, now Parker Manor Condominiums, to the town's

Historical Commission recommends Wallace step to alternate, Jost as full member

SUDBURY -- June 16, 2026, Sudbury Historical Commission elevates Wallace, recruits Jost in membership shuffle. The commission voted unanimously Tuesday to recommend Michael Wallace step down from full member to alternate, citing reduced availability after his late-2024 job change, and to recommend retired Raytheon/RTX program manager Alan Jost, a

Historical Commission names Conard interim chair, sets June 10 sign site visit

WAYLAND -- June 3, 2026, Wayland Historical Commission names R. Richard Conard interim chair and sets June 10 Dudley Woods site visit. Chair Bradford Carver announced Conard had agreed to a three-month interim term beginning after the summer. Members will meet at Town Building at 11 a.m. June 10

Weston Historical Commission Approves 1682 Warren House Renovations, Clears Merriam Street Tree Removal

WESTON -- June 2, 2026, Weston Historical Commission unanimously approved exterior renovations at a circa-1682 house and authorized emergency tree removal at a preservation-restricted property during its June 2 meeting. Co-Chair Phyllis Halpern and five commission members voted 6-0 to approve window, door, and siding work at