June Property Transfers
20 Weston properties changed hands in June. 24 sold in June 2024. Total sales: $31,164,750. Median: $1.46 million.
“Weston Connections” on Display
The exhibition of works by artists with ties to Weston or depicting local subjects runs all of July. A reception takes place on the 9th.
The Weather
Friday: Sunny. High 81º, low 62º.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 83º, low 59º.
Sunday: Mostly sunny. High 87º, low 65º.
Calendar Highlights
Events coming up in Weston and nearby include the July 4th celebration, music in the meadow, at the barn, and at the Levitt Pavilion.
Fireworks, Music, and Food on July 4th
Before the sky lights up, it’s treats and shows from a brass band, magic, and a Billy Joel tribute band.
Governor Lamont on Federal Budget
It will be “nearly impossible for any state to backfill the billions in federal cuts we are going to face,” said the governor in a statement.
Ukrainian Village Voices, July 20
An acclaimed New York City-based ensemble sings traditional music of Ukraine in a special edition of the Sunday Soundscapes series.
On Screen: “F1: The Movie”
Susan Granger reviews the film starring Brad Pitt as a veteran race driver staging a comeback 30 years after a devastating crash.
Superintendent Named for Weston Schools
Erica Forti, currently East Haven’s superintendent of schools, has been appointed to lead the Weston Public School district.
New Store Soon to Open
Aspetuck Wine & Spirits is set to open at the Weston shopping center in mid-July, “for Weston by Weston,” said its principal.
On Screen: “The Waterfront”
Susan Granger reviews the story of a prominent coastal fishing family forced by mounting debt to return to their drug-running past.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
Governor Vetoes Housing Bill
Governor Ned Lamont said the bill “imposes requirements that do not reflect the complexity or diversity of Connecticut’s towns and cities.”
Legislators Discuss Legislation
Senator Maher and Rep. Hughes discussed the housing bill and legislation about childcare, school safety, climate, and other matters.
Presenting 103 Good Hill Road
Presented by Bross Chingas Bross, this two-acre estate is a designer’s dream, a seamless blend of modern luxury with timeless craftsmanship.
WMS: Renovate, or Build New?
A preliminary assessment found the middle school’s structure sound enough for renovation, but a new building could cost about the same.
First Selectwoman on Housing Bill
In a statement, First Selectwoman Samantha Nestor calls for changes to H.B. 5002 to preserve Weston’s local priorities.
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.
Letter: Not Much Progress
In a Letter to the Editor, a view that despite intentions stated a year ago, there has not been much progress on school construction.
Legislators Set Housing Quotas
Weston is allocated 383 affordable housing units as its “fair share” required by state legislation awaiting the governor’s signature.
Steve Thomas Honored for Service
If it happens in Weston, the odds are Mr. Thomas has a hand in it. He has been named the police commission’s “Citizen of the Year.”
Weston Author Wins National Award
Aline Weiller’s collection of slice-of-life essays will be honored in September by the National Federation of Press Women.
Kiwanis Honors Sarah Hutchison
Ms. Hutchison received the Millie Best award for her volunteer contributions to the preservation and beautification of Weston.
Notice: Taxes Due
From the Tax Collector: The first installment of real estate, personal property, and motor vehicle taxes is due and payable on July 1.
“No Kings” Protestors March
The march in Westport, one of dozens in the state and hundreds nationwide, is estimated to have drawn well over 1,000.
Children’s Concerts at the Levitt
A series of performances by award-winning children’s music artists is free, “entertaining for all ages,” and with pre-show activities.
TOPSoccer July Sessions Set
Young athletes with physical or learning disabilities pair with volunteer buddies for games, drills, and small-team games.
Officer Marc Pavelus Sworn In
Officer Marc Pavelus, the latest addition to the Weston Police Department, was sworn in at a Town Hall ceremony on June 2.
Pride Flag Raised
The flag raising observes Pride Month, an annual commemoration of the LGBTQ+ community, equality, and justice.
Scenes from the Parade
In a slideshow, scenes from Monday’s Memorial Day Parade and ceremony honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Letter: An Ode to the New Dog Park
In a Letter to the Editor, gratitude for those who created the dog park, “creating community … when it’s needed more than ever.”
Police, EMS, Fire Train for Rescue
Emergency responders trained jointly as a Rescue Task Force to locate casualties, perform triage, and transport victims to hospital.
Play Ball, Sunday Mornings
The season has opened for the Dr. Jerry Brodlie Sunday Softball League at Morehouse Park. Players at all levels are welcome.
P&Z Amends Village District Zoning
The commission approved a middle-ground approach to changes proposed by the developer who hopes to build on one of the four corners.
To the Editor …
Recent Letters to the Editor include praise for budgeters and volunteers, a critique of the Republican party, and regret for a loss in Wilton.
Obituaries
Recent obituaries include Gerald Tyrrell, 81, Brandon Miller, 62, Andrew Karpen, 59, Jacqueline Pike, 97, Lois Albert, 87, and Janett Hyman, 93.
