Weymouth Policy Subcommittee forwards four policies for Committee review. The subcommittee unanimously agreed to forward three MASC-recommended policies clarifying state regulations on raffles—Policy GBEBC on staff gifts and solicitations, Policy JJE on student fundraising, and Policy KBE on parent
Weymouth schools weigh budget scenarios ranging from 2 to 5.27 percent increases with reductions up to $3 million. Superintendent Melanie Curtin and Assistant Superintendent Brian Smith presented four FY27 budget options to the Committee, with elementary principals requesting new assistant
Weymouth previews plan to replace historic Stetson Street triple-decker with four townhomes.
Weymouth Scholarship Fund Committee moves forward with February excise mailing despite budget constraints. The committee meeting February 3 heard from Chairperson Virginia Snell that the planned mailing involves approximately 38,000 pieces. Two scholarship applications have been received as of
Budget committee backs five-year school transportation contract and appoints building commissioner. The Weymouth Budget/Management Committee unanimously recommended a new five-year agreement with the school district's bus contractor, projecting approximately 10 percent annual cost increases from
Weymouth Town Council opens hearings on three health-related ordinances. Acting Health Director Teryn Hermenau reported that joint Health Department and Police Department inspections since January 2025 have resulted in eight of nineteen bodywork establishments being closed and more than $18,000 in
Weymouth Board of Zoning Appeals approves mixed-use development at former Honda dealership. Weymouth Main Street LLC won unanimous board approval to construct a grocery store and drive-through coffee facility on the 90,824-square-foot property at 211 Main Street. The applicant received a variance
Ordinance Committee hears three proposals to regulate massage, mobility studio, and bodywork establishments through the town Licensing Board. Acting Health Director Teryn Hermenau and Sergeant Paul Donnelly reported that the Health Department and Weymouth Police Department have reduced operating
Weymouth Conservation Commission extends a billboard tree-pruning permit but delays a vote on allowing new cuts at 611 Pleasant Street.
Weymouth School Committee unanimously accepts $100K Alison Trust gift for high school CTE and music scholarships. The donation, signed by the Mayor in mid-December and approved by Town Council, will be managed by WHS Principal Monahan and enable students to pursue higher education and skills
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