Weymouth Conservation Commission Continues Disputed Randolph Street Road Project for One Month
Weymouth Conservation Commission continues disputed road project tied to Holbrook housing development, citing unresolved Zone A stormwater conflict.
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Weymouth Mayor Initiates Competitive Cable Licensing to Challenge Comcast Monopoly
Weymouth Mayor Michael Melese formally opened the town's cable market to competition at a public hearing July 22, citing chronic Comcast service failures and bills residents described as rising as high as $300 per month.
Weymouth Zoning Board Approves Porch Variance, Two Special Permits at July Meeting
Weymouth's Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved a variance and two special permits at its July 8 meeting, advancing cases at 45 Intervale Road, 8 Driftway, and 11 Gibbons Street.
Weymouth Conservation Commission approves nine permits at June 30 meeting
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 Town Council unanimously adopts $227.4 million fiscal year 2027 budget
WEYMOUTH — June 15, 2026 — Weymouth Town Council adopted a $227.4 million fiscal year 2027 budget in a sweeping 9-0 vote Monday night, approving more than 40 spending measures without dissent. Budget Management Committee Chair Gary MacDougall called it "a balanced budget that fully funds the core services
Weymouth Zoning Board Unanimously Approves Citizens Bank Drive-Through Special Permit
WEYMOUTH — June 10, 2026 — Weymouth zoning board approves Citizens Bank drive-through at long-vacant Pleasant Street bank. The Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously Wednesday to grant a special permit under zoning bylaw section 120-25C for a two-lane remote ATM drive-through at 32 Pleasant Street, a
Weymouth Council Refers $1.2 Million in Fire Spending, School Safety Issue to Committees
WEYMOUTH — June 1, 2026 — Weymouth Town Council unanimously referred more than $1.2 million in fire department spending requests to committee and opened a formal process to address dangerous traffic conditions at Ralph Talbot School. The council voted 11-0 on all measures at its June 1 meeting, accepting a
Weymouth Licensing Board Approves Six Establishment Licenses at Marathon Session
Weymouth's Board of Licensing Commissioners approved six new establishment licenses and one conditional approval at a record-length May 26 session, while continuing three massage spa applications over paperwork gaps.
Weymouth Veterans and Gold Star Families Center 2026 Memorial Day on Personal Loss
Weymouth held its 2026 Memorial Day Observance indoors Monday after weather forced a last-minute venue change, centering the ceremony on personal testimony from two Weymouth military families.
Weymouth Conservation Commission Continues Route 18 Sewer Upgrade Hearing to June
WEYMOUTH — May 19, 2026 — Weymouth Conservation Commission continues public hearing on a 500-foot Route 18 sewer replacement with major wetland impacts. The commission voted unanimously at its May 19 meeting to push the hearing for a Public Works Department sewer upgrade — from 8-inch to 15-inch pipe in