WESTON -- June 25, 2026, Weston Select Board approves sale of three Case Estates buildings and backs parking variance for proposed JST restaurant. Town Manager Leon Goemond recapped the board's June 23, 2026
WESTON -- June 10, 2026, Weston Select Board approves intersection camera pilot and weighs potential leaf blower noise bylaw. At its June 9, 2026 meeting, the board unanimously authorized a Department of Public Works pilot
WESTON -- May 13, 2026, Weston convened the first-ever meeting of its five-member Select Board on May 12, a change enabled by a special act of the Massachusetts Legislature. Town Manager Leon Gaumond,
WESTON -- May 1, 2026, Weston Select Board advances Case Building sale negotiations and backs remote town meeting pilot. At the April 29 meeting, the board voted to enter formal negotiations with preferred bidders for
WESTON -- April 13, 2026, Weston Select Board defers Capital Stabilization Fund article, pushing measure past May town meeting. Meeting in an unusual Friday morning session on April 10, the board voted to pass over
WESTON -- March 26, 2026, Weston Select Board previews May annual town meeting warrant headlined by a $3.1 million fire station article. Town Manager Leon Gaumond, presenting in the March 26 Select Board Rewind
WESTON -- March 11, 2026, Weston Select Board authorizes property tax deferral plan update ahead of May Town Meeting. Town Manager Leon Gaumond, summarizing the March 10 meeting in a Select Board Rewind episode, said
WESTON -- February 25, 2026, A Weston Select Board member announced he will not seek re-election, leaving three open seats on the five-member board at the annual town meeting. At the February 24
WESTON -- February 11, 2026, Weston Select Board appoints three committee members and defers Concord Road reconstruction to a future town meeting. At the February 10 meeting, summarized by Town Manager Leon Gaumond in his
WESTON -- January 28, 2026, Weston Select Board approves AT&T small cell installation in two-to-one vote and opens town meeting warrant. At its January 27 meeting, the board voted 2-1