Government · Traffic & Sidewalk
Weston panel demands clarity on Route 30 tree count
Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee pressed consultants for a clear count of trees to be removed for the Route 30 reconstruction.
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Local company doubling renewable energy footprint
A Weston company is doubling its renewable energy footprint, Weston Patch reports. Also in today's brief (14 items): Weston company doubling its renewable energy footprint; Brandeis volleyball plays Regis at Weston complex; Finance Committee meets Thursday night; School Building Committ…
Government · Zoning Board of Appeals
Weston ZBA Grants Sign Variance for Riverside Labs
Weston's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a permanent monument sign for the Riverside Labs office campus and extended a Fire Department communications tower variance to 2028. Chair Stephen J. Larocque led the 3-0 roll call votes, joined by member Wendy Kaplan Amour and Associate Member Laura Mintz.
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19 home sales top $4.85 million
Nineteen properties changed hands in Weston over the past month with prices topping $4.85 million. From our own coverage: Nineteen Weston home sales recorded since Aug. 21. Also in today's brief (12 items): Transfer Station keeps summer hours amid staffing gap; Zoning Board of Appeals m…
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WESTON -- Nineteen properties changed hands in Weston between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with recorded sale prices ranging from $874,500 to $4.85 million and a median of $1,582,925 among the eight transactions with prices on file so far.
Weston recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19. Eight carried a sale price so far, ranging from $874,500 for a Viles Street condo to $4.85 million for 6 Baldwin Circle, with a median of $1,582,925. The remaining 11 transfers, including three each on Newton Street and Boston Post
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Weston School Committee to Negotiate New Zaleski Contract
Weston School Committee prepares to negotiate a new contract for Superintendent Karen Zaleski as her term nears its end. According to the Weston Observer, in a report headlined "Superintendent Zaleski's contract up for renewal," committee members will negotiate terms in the coming weeks…
Government · Board of the Council on Aging
Council on Aging Board Discusses Expansion Plans, Welcomes New Member
The Council on Aging Board welcomed new member Claire Huang-Feng and discussed facility expansion and senior housing advocacy September 17. Chair Karin Ott presided as Director Stephanie Keane reported on the FY2026 budget closure and website improvements for program registration.
Government · Permanent Building Committee
Permanent Building Committee approves invoices for capital projects
Permanent Building Committee approved approximately $174,000 in project invoices and change orders. The committee, chaired by James N. Polando, unanimously approved invoices from Vintage Properties ($71,865.85), Activitas ($4,018.75), and Enterprise ($72,915.76), along with a Vintage Properties
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board Votes to Continue Regis Housing Hearing
Weston Planning Board presses HYM on height and affordability for Regis senior housing.
Government · Historical Commission
Historical panel backs $1.4M open-space land bid
Weston Historical Commission backs a $1.4 million open-space purchase and three other preservation funding requests.