Weymouth cooling centers open Friday amid extreme heat as Mayor Robert Molisse urges residents to look out for elderly neighbors. The Tufts Library at 46 Broad Street is serving as a cooling site from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Saturday. The Wessagusset Walk stays closed through July 7…
Weymouth Conservation Commission clears nine permits in a single June 30 session, headlined by a long-awaited order of conditions for a 500-foot Main Street sewer replacement through an active red maple swamp.
Weymouth enters the Fourth of July weekend under a heat emergency and a full outdoor-water ban. The town opened cooling centers at Tufts Library through July 4, and Mayor Robert Molisse issued a public call for residents to check on elderly neighbors as extreme temperatures arrive. A Le…
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Three Weymouth obituaries were published this week: Packard, Landon Donald Vincent, of Weymouth, died June 12, 2026; Cope, William V., 88, of Weymouth, died June 23, 2026; and Lane, Stephen, 36, of Weymouth, died June 24, 2026. Visitation and services for William V. Cope and Stephen Lan…
School Committee ratifies four union agreements, approves $16.6M transportation contract. Weymouth's School Committee unanimously approved a five-year transportation agreement with First Student valued at $16.6 million, approximately $500,000 below the initial bid, after NRT withdrew from the rebid
Weymouth schools lock in a $16.6 million, five-year bus contract and field a sustained alarm over Hamilton Elementary safety.
Weymouth school budgeters unanimously advanced activity fee increases and student transportation plans. Vice Chair Danielle Graziano led the meeting with Committee members Mary-Ellen Devine, Kelly McClean, Cindy Lyons, and Ashley Dickerman present. The subcommittee voted unanimously to refer school
The Weymouth Scholarship Fund Committee unanimously amended two scholarship awards on June 23, with Chairperson Virginia Snell reporting the Weymouth Garden Club had increased its contribution, prompting the committee to raise the award from $3,000 to $5,000.
Weymouth heads into the Fourth of July weekend with its fireworks pushed to July 5 and a full outdoor water ban now in effect. The town announced both moves simultaneously: the Fireworks Spectacular was rescheduled because Boston's 250th anniversary celebration consumed regional resourc…