Weston Select Board approves sale of three historic Case Estate buildings. Chair John F. McDonald noted the purchase price exceeded expectations and will bring three single-family residents and tax revenue to the town; the transaction ends a longstanding liability. The board unanimously approved
WESTON -- June 23, 2026, Weston Select Board unanimously approves sale of three town properties and backs Josiah Smith Tavern parking variance. The board voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve purchase-and-sale agreements for
Weston Select Board unanimously backed XROADS camera surveillance pilot for town intersections. The free one-year program uses LIDAR technology to study traffic flow, cyclists, pedestrians, and near-misses; Board Chair John F. McDonald rejected original Route 117 and Merriam Street locations and
WESTON -- June 9, 2026, Weston Select Board unanimously deferred a package of bicycle passing signs, approved two Merriam Fund trustee appointments, and heard a formal proposal to ban gas-powered leaf blowers. Acting under
Weston Select Board holds brief executive session on Josiah Smith Tavern property. The board, led by Chair John F. McDonald, met remotely on June 4 with four of its five members present, along with Town Manager Leon A. Gaumond, Jr., and Town Counsel Katherine Klein. The board unanimously voted to
Weston Select Board sets special town meeting for November 23. The board, chaired by John F. McDonald with Clerk Alfred L. Aydelott, Members Rebecca J. Mercuri, Anupam Sachdev, and Lise N. Revers all voting affirmatively, selected the latest available date from three options to allow additional
WESTON -- May 26, 2026, Weston Select Board appointed Katherine Diver to the Traffic and Sidewalk Committee and set November 23 as the date for a fall Special Town Meeting at its May 26 meeting.
Weston Select Board holds annual reorganization and approves historic office lease. Members unanimously elected John F. McDonald as Chair and Alfred L. Aydelott as Clerk. The board approved a special permit for Brine Technologies to operate a salt brine equipment company office at the Fiske Law
WESTON -- May 12, 2026, Weston's newly reorganized Select Board approved a special permit for the long-vacant Fiske Law Office and moved to fix an insurance impasse blocking the sale of a
Weston Select Board selects White/Cook for Case Estate development. The board unanimously authorized preliminary negotiations with White/Cook to purchase and restore the historic Case Estate buildings, accepting a $2,450,000 bid for all three structures ($900,000 for the barn and stable, $850,000
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