Massachusetts primary voters renominated Sen. Ed Markey over Rep. Seth Moulton and set up Minogue to challenge Gov. Healey. Tuesday's primary, covered in Weston Patch's "MA State Primary 2026: Markey Repels Moulton, Minogue To Face Healey," saw the 80-year-old Markey turn back Moulton's…
The Town Meeting Study Committee reached consensus to explore a five-town remote voting pilot program. Committee Member Ron Malur presented a comprehensive cyber security analysis highlighting how artificial intelligence has lowered barriers for hacking remote systems.
The Recreation Commission advanced a $500,000-plus playground redesign and moved toward dog park feasibility. Vice-Chair Jessica Catlin reported that designers have worked with the playground committee on equipment and cost estimates; the commission will seek Community Preservation Committee
Weston voters head to the polls Tuesday in the 2026 Massachusetts primary, highlighted by the Markey-Moulton Senate race. The Weston Observer, led by managing editor Melissa Russell, says it is investigating Weston's use of license-plate reader cameras and Ring doorbell data after a Bos…
A Massachusetts ice cream chain's expansion and two pizza shops' national ranking topped Weston Patch's food roundup. Patch staff writer Jessie Castellano's piece, headlined "Iconic MA Ice Cream Shop Expands + 2 Pizza Shops Among Best In U.S.: Food Week," also noted a national coffee ch…
A new sushi restaurant debuted in Weston this week with opening-week freebies including free matcha, caviar samples and a 20 percent app discount, per Weston Patch. The Weston Public Library posted a job opening for a full-time desk clerk to assist patrons of all ages. Meanwhile area fa…
Six graduates of the Wayland-Weston youth rowing program are now rowing for college teams across the Northeast. The update, reported by Weston Patch on Aug. 28, is the lone concrete headline out of Weston in the past day, with no new items posted to the town's official News Flash feed, …
The Permanent Building Committee unanimously approved a $5,090 invoice from LLB for construction administration services and declined authorization for a second invoice while receiving project updates. Committee chair James N. Polando updated the board on the Fire Department Project, reporting that
School Building Committee prepares for November feasibility study funding vote in Weston. The committee met virtually on August 27 to advance planning for a fall feasibility study vote, which must occur before year-end per Massachusetts School Building Authority requirements.