March Property Transfers
Eight Weston properties sold in March. 10 in March of 2024. Total sales: $10,248,000. Median price (non-land): $1.3 million.
“What’s Next in Weston”
In a Y’s Men podcast, First Selectwoman Nestor discusses proposed budgets, what’s up, what’s down, and what comes next.
The Weather
Wednesday: Partly sunny. High 46º, low 30º.
Thursday: Cloudy, chance of rain. High 64º, low 40º.
Friday: Cloudy. High 63º, low 48º.
Community Meets on Antisemitism
A standing-room-only discussion on Thursday evening came in the wake of heightened distress about antisemitic incidents.
Judge Lisa Wexler Honored
Judge Wexler was honored by Jane Doe No More, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering survivors of sexual crimes.
On Stage: “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
Susan Granger says Sarah Snook is “an acting phenomenon” in the Broadway production of the Oscar Wilde classic.
In the Community
Among events in the community coming up, a concert, a play reading, a film, a community conversation, and an egg hunt for kids.
Deborah Low Named Acting Supt.
Ms. Low is a former superintendent of the Ridgefield public schools and administrator in the Wilton school district.
Letter: Prejudices Can Be Transmitted
In a Letter to the Editor, a reference to a Jean-Paul Sartre essay on how antisemitism can be “absorbed from a very early age.”
On Screen: “Apple Cider Vinegar”
Susan Granger reviews the limited crime drama series about an Australian “audacious single mother-influencer.”
Officer Robert Curcio Promoted
Now a sergeant, the veteran police officer was praised for having “played a pivotal role making Weston a safer community.”
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
First Selectwoman’s Statement
Ms. Nestor writes of ways the Town will collaborate with the ADL, the schools, and clergy to combat antisemitism.
Strength Training and Healthy Aging
BodyShock Studio’s Gerardo Lambert, a heart transplant recipient, knows how it feels to start strength training as you get older.
Presenting 17 Briar Oak Drive
Presented by Bross Chingas Bross, a true gem nestled in picturesque Weston, a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and modern amenities.
A Letter to the Community
Rabbi Michael Friedman, joined by interfaith partners, writes in regard to antisemitic acts and steps being taken in schools.
Why “Dryer Vent Cleaning” Isn’t Enough
Cleaning is an important part of dryer vent servicing, but our work involves much more. Safety and efficiency is our goal.
Parents Demand Action on Antisemitism
After a second incident, parents aired concerns. School officials were silent on details, now known from the police.
Letter: Hate Mail
In a Letter to the Editor, a Weston resident leading a local community service project shares a troubling, anonymous piece of hate mail.
Statement: Weston Teachers’ Assoc.
The WTA “reaffirms its commitment” to a “safe and inclusive learning environment” and condemns antisemitism and all forms of hate.
Letter: “Please Don’t Be Indifferent”
In a Letter to the Editor, a view that acts of antisemitism are not only a problem for Jewish residents, but for the whole town.
WVFD Caution on a Solicitation
The Fire Department is concerned that a fundraising letter may mislead you into thinking it or Weston would benefit in any way.
Medical Research Cuts Hit Home
Weston residents whose granddaughter suffers from a rare genetic disorder call for restoration of federal medical research funds.
Jennifer D’Amico Named WIS Principal
Ms. D’Amico comes to Weston from Darien, where she has been an elementary school assistant principal and interim principal.
Children of Weston’s Sister City
“Everyone here knows who is helping us,” said the mayor of Siversk, speaking of Weston’s aid to his city’s children.
St. Francis Food Drive, Through Apr. 27
The ongoing food drive supports Sisters of the Missionaries of Charity, who assist needy Bridgeport families.
Weston Field Club Reopens
Four months after suffering “an existential crisis,” the club offers trial memberships and an enhanced community focus.
Notice: Health District Hearing
A public hearing on the Aspetuck Health District budget for fiscal year 2025-26 is set for April 14 at 7:00 pm.
Rep. Himes Wary of a “Fire Alarm Moment”
Mr. Himes discussed national affairs with a large audience at the weekly Kiwanis meeting.
“Citizen of the Year” Nominations Open
The Police Commission seeks nominations for its annual award for outstanding service and contributions to the town.
Keith Richards Honored by the Governor
Mr. Richards said his move to Weston in 1985 was to get fresh air for his kids. “And ever since, we’ve had a great life.”
Budget Proposals Set, Capital Reduced
Reviews by the Board of Finance begin this week on operating and capital budget proposals, the latter cut by $2.3 million.
Elder Tax Relief Applications
Applications are open for tax relief programs available to residents 65 and over. The application deadline is May 15.
New Middle School Deemed “Unaffordable”
A Board of Finance subcommittee’s draft forecasting tool assesses the town’s capacity for debt and tax implications.
Obituaries
Janett Hyman, 93, died peacefully at home on February 7. Full obituary.
Rev. Joseph A. Sidera, 82, died on January 12 after a short illness. Full obituary.
Town Budget Proposed, Not Recommended
The first selectwoman said collaborative work is needed to reduce budgets, particularly with historically high capital requests.
Four Corners Development on the Table
P&Z began formal consideration, hearing an application to amend zoning regulations on unit size and number of bedrooms.
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