Weymouth Historical Commission drops demolition delay bid after owner resistance. The commission voted unanimously to stop pursuing demolition delay protections for five Front Street historic district properties following anti-regulation opposition from owners, on recommendation from staff liaison
Weymouth School Committee discusses FY27 budget increase and early retirement incentive plan. Superintendent Melanie Curtin and her team presented a budget requiring a 5.27% increase to maintain level service, higher than the district's historical 4.5% average. The committee discussed a voluntary
Town Council unanimously approved 19 board reappointments.
Weymouth Town Council unanimously reappoints 18 to municipal boards and committees. President Arthur E. Mathews and the Council approved measures 26-010 through 26-018 and 26-020 through 26-029 without opposition, covering reappointments to the Board of Assessors, Historical Commission, Community
Weymouth opened its annual federal block grant process Thursday with four organizations requesting a combined $380,073 against an anticipated $681,380 CDBG allocation.
Environmental Committee advances herring run water sources study to full Town Council. The committee unanimously voted to report its February 18 findings to the Town Council at its March 2 meeting, continuing work begun in June 2025. Chair Christopher Heffernan heard presentations from Kathy Swain
Weymouth advances nearly $165K in historic preservation and fire department equipment funding. The committee unanimously referred a $116,000 Community Preservation Act funding request for Abigail Adams Birthplace roof and exterior repairs to the full Town Council with favorable recommendation,
Weymouth Town Council unanimously approves three ordinances regulating massage, bodywork, and mobility studios. The Ordinance Committee, led by Kenneth DiFazio, recommended passage after Acting Health Director Teryn Hermenau documented violations including human trafficking and prostitution at such
Weymouth School Committee unanimously approved $2.9 million in warrants and advanced four governance policies to second reading. Superintendent Melanie Curtin reported that Seach School earned the 2026 Safe and Supportive Sensitive School award from Lesley University, while wrestling won a
Weymouth Ordinance Committee unanimously advances three health-establishment licensing ordinances. The committee approved measures to regulate massage establishments, mobility studios, and bodywork establishments, with amendments to clarify effective dates and enforcement authority. Chair Ken
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