Weston School Committee backs emergency bus maintenance contract over safety concerns. In action at its August 4 retreat, the Committee unanimously authorized Superintendent Dr. Karen Zaleski to initiate competitive procurement for transportation maintenance following recent school bus incidents
Elderly Housing Committee updates agenda on four development projects. The committee reviewed progress on the Regis College project (220 units pending zoning approval), Millcreek occupancy beginning via lottery system, Habitat for Humanity expansion adding six units, and Drabbington Lodge with 17
Weston Conservation Commission approves Chestnut Street project and reclassifies protected wetland area. The Conservation Commission on August 4 unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for 38 Chestnut Street involving a first-floor addition, garage, septic system, and stormwater improvements
Weston Zoning Board of Appeals grants Oxbow Road garage permit, delays Riverside Road sign case to September. Chair Stephen J.
Weston Conservation Commission rules a former treatment pond is wetland, not a vernal pool.
The Town Meeting Study Committee explored remote participation options and alternative meeting formats.
Weston School Committee retreat sets governance priorities and annual goals. Chair Daina Selvig led the full-day working session to address governance practices and communications strategy. The committee established protocols requiring meeting materials one week in advance and deferring items if
Weston's Unified Plan Committee rewrites housing chapter's tone from reactive to responsive. Chaired by Danielle Black, the committee spent over two hours editing draft language, with member Adrienne Giske objecting that the word "react" was "like a trigger" toward developers.
Weston Art Center reports strong summer, explores marketing shift. Manager Eliza Eddy told the Advisory Board that July programming ran at or near full capacity, with fall enrollment strong and many classes already near capacity; the board welcomed new Special Events Coordinator Fiona and volunteer
Weston Board of Health declines stacked fines for tobacco retailer violations. Two of the four tobacco retailers in town received citations in state compliance checks conducted by the Massachusetts Health Officers Association; Mobil Mart received a $1,000 fine for selling to a minor, while Pine
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