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Select Board Awaits Tavern Lease Documents After Deadline Passes

Select Board awaits word on a missed deadline that could end a historic tavern's restaurant lease. Town officials had given the Friends of the Josiah Smith Tavern until Monday, July 6, to submit financial and other documents tied to The Woods restaurant's lease agreement, or face termin…

Weston Closes Town Offices for Independence Day, Nation's 250th Birthday

Weston observes Independence Day and America's 250th anniversary with town offices and the library closed Saturday. All municipal offices, Weston Public Schools administration, and the Weston Public Library are shuttered for the federal holiday. Archery Sunday, listed on the Weston Patc…

Weston announces affordable housing listening session and summer concert series

Weston released details on both a Housing Production Plan listening session and a summer concert series in a pair of announcements Wednesday afternoon. The town is seeking public input as it works toward meeting the state's 10 percent affordable housing threshold, with information poste…

Weston Officials Invite Residents To Weigh In On Affordable Housing Plan

Weston officials are inviting residents to weigh in on the town's plan to reach 10 percent affordable housing. The town's Housing Production Plan Update Listening Session, announced Thursday, gives residents a chance to learn how Weston intends to hit that threshold before the plan is f…

Weston Home Sales Include Two Transactions Above $4 Million in Active June

Weston recorded 18 deeds between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with prices disclosed on 13 transfers; sale prices ranged from $20,000 for a Pelham Road land parcel to $4,900,000 for 9 Sanderson Ln, and the median among disclosed transactions was $1,925,000. The month's standout sale was 9 Sanderson Ln,

Weston Middle School Principal and Assistant Principal Both Resign Before Fall

Weston Middle School enters summer with no principal and no assistant principal after an unexpected leadership double departure. Principal Phil Oates resigned, citing family needs, and Assistant Principal Brian Buck is also leaving the district, according to the Weston Observer newslett…

Weston Recreation Department promotes summer programs and Memorial Pool memberships as town planning discussions touch on open space and recreation priorities.

The Weston Recreation Department is promoting summer 2026 programs including Memorial Pool memberships, summer camp, and a newly announced Summer Concert Series, with online registration available through the department's portal at the Weston Community Center. Separately, the town's Unified Plan

Weston Council on Aging Releases July/August 2026 Newsletter

Weston's Council on Aging anchors a quiet Friday with its July/August 2026 newsletter now posted to the town website. The slim official record this cycle was supplemented by news from beyond town limits: Weston Patch reported that a local resident was rescued after suffering a leg injur…

Weston COA Releases Summer Newsletter With July and August Programs

Weston's Council on Aging sets the summer agenda with the release of its July/August 2026 newsletter, the day's leading town-hall development, available now through the town's document center. On the community calendar, Weston Patch highlights an appearance by local author Kerri Maher a…

Weston Enters Summer Lull With No New Town Hall Announcements

Weston's official channels went quiet on June 24, offering residents no new Town Hall announcements or school district news. The day's most actionable items came from Weston Patch, whose morning newsletter flagged Thursday tours at the Golden Ball Tavern and the June 28 Waltham firework…

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