Town Meeting Study Committee Explores Remote Participation Options
The Town Meeting Study Committee explored remote participation options and alternative meeting formats.
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
Weston Select Board fills committee posts, addresses DPW staffing crisis and Concord Road repairs. The board unanimously reappointed Jim Polando to the Permanent Building Committee and reappointed Alex Cobb to the Recreation Master Plan Steering Committee, while also appointing Adam King to fill a
Weston Select Board directs Public Works to produce a Concord Road repaving timeline and defers a vote on traffic-monitoring cameras pending legal review.
Weston Historical Commission unanimously imposes demolition delay on a 1910 Glen Road cottage and takes four additional votes in a busy summer session. The commission voted 5-0 at its July 28 online meeting to delay demolition of 445 Glen Road, a circa-1910 gardener's cottage for the Charles H.
Weston housing panel previews plan due to state by mid-August amid two pending 40B fights.
Kendal Common committee schedules October historic preservation forum. The study committee approved prior minutes at its July 23 meeting, with members Alicia Primer, David Fixler, and Rick Brotman present alongside staff member Justine Cook. The committee is establishing distinctive historic
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