Weymouth school budget planners presented FY27 operating proposals with 1 percent increases. Superintendent Melanie Curtin and Assistant Superintendent Brian Smith reviewed high school, athletics, CTE, Chapman, and technology budgets totaling approximately 1.44 million dollars, alongside a request
Weymouth Town Council approves 2026-2028 committee assignments and refers four measures. Council President Arthur E. Mathews announced 14 standing committee assignments for the new term, distributing eleven councilors across panels including Budget/Management, Public Safety, Education, and Long
Weymouth schools project a $3.8 million budget shortfall for FY27 after the town imposed a one percent increase directive across all departments. Superintendent Melanie Curtin and Assistant Superintendent Brian Smith told the full School Committee that level service cannot be obtained under the
Historical Commission accepts Emery family donation, discusses restoration fund management. Chair James Clarke opened the January 13 meeting with members Cathy Torrey, Harrison Carrter, Kerri Donnelly, Steven McCloskey, and Anna Bagdonas present. The commission unanimously approved its December
Weymouth approves two residential accessory dwelling unit projects in the R-1 district. Planning Director Robert Luongo granted site plan approval to Rebecca Huang Yun for conversion of an existing in-law to an ADU at 28 Edgeworth Street on the 15,112-square-foot property. Luongo also approved
Weymouth School Committee welcomes new members, reorganizes subcommittees for fiscal year ahead. The committee held an organizational "Meeting of the Whole" on January 8 to establish structure and procedures. Chair Tracey Nardone led assignment of leadership across subcommittees including Athletics
Weymouth School Committee approves revised attendance-area policy and subcommittee assignments. Superintendent Melanie Curtin warned that a state-mandated 1 percent budget increase will force staffing cuts to maintain current service levels in FY27, as receipts decline and insurance and utility
Zoning board approves Pond Street townhouse with construction-hour restrictions. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved JCBT Architect LLC's application for a two-family townhouse at 64 Pond Street, subject to conditions requiring all construction remain on-site, excavation begin no
Weymouth Town Council elects new leadership at reorganization meeting. The 11-member council unanimously elected Councilor Arthur Mathews as president and Councilor Fred Happel as vice president on January 5 at Chapman School Auditorium following the inaugural and swearing-in ceremony. Mayor
Weymouth School Committee holds organizational meeting and elects officers. Tracey Nardone won unanimous approval as Chairperson, while Danielle Graziano was elected Vice Chairperson 5-1 over the opposition of Ashley Dickerman, who nominated Mary-Ellen Devine as an alternative. Devine was confirmed
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