Legislators Set Housing Quotas
Weston is allocated 383 affordable housing units as its “fair share” required by state legislation awaiting the governor’s signature.
“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.
The Weather
Wednesday: Rain. High 78º, low 64º.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, chance of late day storms. High 86º, low 68º.
Friday: Sunny. High 81º, low 65º.
Calendar Highlights
Events coming up in Weston and nearby include plenty of musical performances, a convo with legislators, and Dorothy and crew following the yellow brick road.
Fireworks, Music, and Food on July 4th
Before the sky lights up, it’s plenty of treats and shows from a brass band, a magician, and a Billy Joel tribute band.
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.
On Screen: “The Phoenician Scheme”
Susan Granger reviews the “bizarre espionage comedy revolving around … a ruthless 1950s European industrialist.”
On Screen: “Nonnas”
Susan Granger reviews the “nostalgic, compassionate” film inspired by the true story of a grieving son who opens an Italian restaurant.
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.
May Property Transfers
13 Weston properties changed hands in May. 15 sold in May of last year. Total sales: $18,224,361. Median sale price: $1.525 million.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
KMS Team Presents…
Overlooking the Aspetuck Valley Country Club’s 6th green, this beautiful home offers a perfect blend of modern sophistication and timeless charm.
Pride Flag Raised
The flag raising observes Pride Month, an annual commemoration of the LGBTQ+ community, equality, and justice.
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.
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.”
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.
Tennis Boys and Girls Win SWCs
Both Weston High School varsity tennis teams won South-West Conference titles, over 11 other towns in the tournament.
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.
NF Awareness Month Proclaimed
A proclamation of Nurofibromatosis Awareness Month was presented to a family and child affected by the disorder.
Gerald Tyrrell, 81
Mr. Tyrrell passed away peacefully on May 17 in Naples, Florida. He was active in several communities, including at Aspetuck Country Club.
Brandon Miller, 62
Mr. Miller passed away on April 29. A Stamford resident who had attended high school in Weston, he co-owned a property management company.
Letter: Gratitude to Budgeters
In a Letter to the Editor, the chair of the Board of Finance praises the professionals who prepared the Fiscal 2026 budget.
Voters Approve Budgets
By wide margins, referendum voters approved all three proposed budgets: operating for the town and schools, and capital projects.
Dog Park Set to Open
Principals who got the ball rolling eight years ago and key donors attended a soft launch ahead of the dog park’s May 5 public debut.
Budgets Approved at ATBM
With motions defeated that would have reduced or erased more than a dozen line items, budgets moved on to the May 3 referendum.
Andrew Karpen, 59
Mr. Karpen passed away on April 28 from glioblastoma. His love of math and movies merged into a career in the film industry.
New WMS Principal Named
Jason Bluestein, currently principal at Burr Elementary School in Fairfield, will take the helm at Weston Middle School.
State Launches Impact Reporting Tool
Businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities can report the impact of federal directives on funding, jobs, and tariffs to inform state policymakers.
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 a critique of the Republican party, regret for a loss in Wilton, praise for volunteers, and views on antisemitism.
WVFD to Go PFAS-Free
Weston volunteer firefighters voted to withdraw up to $215,000 from their own benevolent fund to switch to PFAS-free gear years before a deadline.
Obituaries
Recent obituaries include Gerald Tyrrell, 81, Brandon Miller, 62, Andrew Karpen, 59, Jacqueline Pike, 97, Lois Albert, 87, and Janett Hyman, 93.
