Weston recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, nine with prices on file so far. Prices ranged from $525,000 to $4,150,000, with a median of $1,705,000. The month's top sale was 7 Pollywog Lane at $4,150,000, sold Oct. 1 by Eric L. and Sarah Svenson to the LR Pollywog Trust.
Weston traffic panel presses consultants after tree count figures for Route 30 clash. From our own coverage: ZBA weighs Riverside Labs sign variance, fire tower extension; Traffic panel presses for clear Route 30 tree count. Also in today's brief (14 items): Land's Sake Farm welcomes ne…
The Weston Planning Board met October 7 to schedule hearings and reviews on residential development and site plan matters. A continued hearing on Regis College's proposed age-restricted multifamily housing at 300 Wellesley Street was on the agenda, along with public hearings for scenic road work on
Select Board refers 85-unit Regis senior housing warrant to Planning Board ahead of Oct. 20 deadline. From our own coverage: Select Board refers Regis housing warrant to planners; Planning Board presses developer on Regis housing height. Also in today's brief (19 items): School Committe…
Weston's priciest September home sale reached $2.9 million as the overall price range widened across town. From our own coverage: Top September home sale hits $2.9 million. Also in today's brief (16 items): Superintendent's contract renewal heads to School Committee; Town clerk warns of…
Weston recorded 18 property transfers with the South Middlesex Registry of Deeds from Sept. 4 to Oct. 3. Nine have a recorded sale price, ranging from $874,500 to $2,900,000 with a median of $1,430,000; the other nine are still awaiting price data, typical of the registry's reporting lag. The
School Committee moves to align immigration policy with state law amid parent pushback. From our own coverage: School Committee revisits immigration policy amid pushback; Conservation panel takes up oil spill cleanup timeline. Also in today's brief (15 items): HalloWEEFC tickets go on s…
The Weston Education Enrichment Fund Committee discussed planning for its October 16 HalloWEEFC fundraiser. Committee Chair Taylor McIntire addressed event logistics including costume contests, cocktails, and volunteers, while Jackie updated the group on auction offerings.
More older Weston residents are leaving town to find suitable housing, new reporting shows. Also in today's brief (13 items): Many older Weston residents relocate for housing; MCAS scores hold steady for Weston students; Planning Board holds site visit this morning; Antique and classic …
Select Board approved geothermal heating for the planned fire station at Field 13. The system would consist of approximately 20 boreholes each about 500 feet deep.
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