Student panel asks Weston School Committee to widen PE exemption beyond MIAA athletes. From our own coverage: Panel asks School Committee to widen PE exemption; Obituary notices for the week of Oct. 19-25.
Boards present FY28 budget gaps up to $3.4 million; Finance Committee restricts new debt projects.
Weston October home sales range from $525,000 to $4.15 million. From our own coverage: Weston October home sales range from $525,000 to $4.15 million.
This week's Weston, Massachusetts obituary notices column lists one qualifying obituary for the week of October 19 through October 25, 2026: Simpson, Joan, who died on October 20, 2026. No additional biographical details, age, or service information were available in the source listing.
Weston's Student Advisory Committee asked the School Committee on Oct. 19 to extend the school's physical-education exemption, currently reserved for MIAA athletes, to students with heavy outside-school commitments such as dance and ice skating.
Weston recorded 17 property deeds from Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, but only seven carried sale prices, ranging from $525,000 to $4.15 million with a median of $1,705,000. The month's top sale was 7 Pollywog Lane at $4,150,000, sold by Eric and Sarah Svenson to the LR Pollywog Trust.
Weston traffic committee sets December 14 Route 30 recommendation after tree count discrepancy. From our own coverage: Panel sets Dec. 14 Route 30 recommendation; Board excludes Regis College rezoning from warrant.
Select Board removes Regis College senior housing zoning article from November warrant. From our own coverage: Select Board reviews fire station heating, water rates; CPC weighs land deal, playground, housing funds.
Weston High School's Pumpkin Festival Club brings PumpkinFest fundraiser to the Town Green Saturday. From our own coverage: Finance panel takes up $2.75 million school study; Historical panel delays contested farmhouse addition.
Planning Board closed senior housing hearing after Select Board removed it from warrant, but will refine zoning bylaw for future projects.
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