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Weston Unified Plan Committee Closes Municipal Services Document, Debates Demographic Data

WESTON — April 27, 2026 — Weston Unified Plan Committee finalizes one planning document and debates demographic projections for another. The committee, chaired by Danielle Black, declared its Municipal Services and Facilities issues-and-opportunities document complete at its April 27 hybrid meeting and spent most of the session reviewing the Land

Weston School Committee Hears Superintendent Evaluation, Reviews Special Education Findings

WESTON — April 27, 2026 — Weston School Committee hears superintendent evaluation and special education review in lengthy April session. Committee Chair Adam Newman presented a composite evaluation of Superintendent Karen Zaleski based on the DESE rubric and pilot community surveys that drew nearly 175 parent responses and roughly 50 staff surveys,

Weston officials preview 26-article warrant ahead of May 4 Town Meeting

WESTON — April 22, 2026 — Weston previews 26-article warrant for May 4 Annual Town Meeting. Town Manager Leon Gauthier and Town Moderator Rip Hastings walked residents through the warrant on Weston Media Center, flagging $3.1 million in free cash for fire station design, a $650,000 two-thirds water

Weston traffic panel commits to Cherry Brook Road safety vote in May

WESTON — April 16, 2026 — Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee pledged May votes on Cherry Brook Road safety measures after residents described a dangerous blind curve made worse by sports-event parking. Newly elected chair Rebecca McCurray presided over the April 16 meeting, where residents from Cherry Brook Road

Weston School Buildings Committee Appoints Phil Memot to At-Large Seat

WESTON — April 16, 2026 — Weston's School Buildings Committee voted 4-1 to appoint Phil Memot to its at-large seat and is targeting a $3 million town meeting appropriation for the upcoming MSBA feasibility study. The committee heard from construction member Dan that anything below $3 million risks

Weston Conservation Commission Denies North Avenue Permit Extension After 17 Years

WESTON — April 14, 2026 — Weston Conservation Commission unanimously denied a long-stalled permit extension and advanced fine proceedings against two properties at its April 14 meeting. The board voted 7-0 to reject a three-year extension of an Order of Conditions for 403 North Avenue — originally permitted in 2009

Weston ZBA Approves Stone Wall Modification at 269 North Avenue, 2-1

WESTON — April 13, 2026 — Weston ZBA approves redesigned stone wall at 269 North Avenue as developer drops blasting request. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 2-1 on April 13 to modify the comprehensive permit for the 40B project at 269 North Avenue, approving a replacement dry-laid New England

Weston Unified Plan Committee advances municipal finance section toward Select Board review

WESTON — April 13, 2026 — Weston's Unified Plan Committee voted unanimously to reshuffle subcommittee assignments and declined to write a support letter for the town's Open Space and Recreation Plan at its April 13 meeting. Chair Danielle Ferenz led the committee in approving the move of member

Weston Select Board Passes Over Capital Stabilization Fund at Annual Town Meeting

WESTON — April 13, 2026 — Weston Select Board defers Capital Stabilization Fund article, pushing measure past May town meeting. Meeting in an unusual Friday morning session on April 10, the board voted to pass over the Capital Stabilization Fund article at the annual town meeting after Finance Committee members argued for

Weston Select Board Votes to Pass Over $1 Million Capital Stabilization Fund

WESTON — April 10, 2026 — Weston Select Board votes 2-1 to pass over a proposed $1 million capital stabilization fund at Annual Town Meeting. Chair Lise N. Revers and Clerk John F. McDonald voted to shelve the article, which had been placed on the warrant following Finance Committee discussions about

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