The Storm
3:00 pm: Eversource reports 65 customers in Weston without power (down from 87 this morning). Light snow should end by 5:00 pm. Wind and gusts have peaked and will slowly diminish through the night.
Emergency Declared, Outages Expected
The storm will make travel “treacherous,” and Eversource expects hundreds of thousands in the state could be without power for two to six days.
The Weather
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 28º, low 13º.
Wednesday: Morning snow. High 39º, low 13º.
Thursday: Snow after noon and overnight. High 39º, low 26º.
On Stage: “Hole in the Wall”
Opening on March 6 at Lachat, the world premiere of a new comedy directed by acclaimed actor Christopher Denham is “really about the American dream.”
Keene Park Playground Unsafe
Parks & Rec have decided to remove the playground structure due to damage and safety hazards caused by recently escalating vandalism.
Town Budget Proposed, Costs Escalate
The “work in progress” proposal foresees a tax increase, barring reductions beyond capital items already out, at least for now.
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WVFD Dedicates Rescue 5
The Weston Volunteer Fire Department’s long-awaited rescue vehicle replaces an aged-out critical public safety apparatus.
On Screen: “His & Hers”
Susan Granger reviews the story of a former TV news anchor who tries to reclaim her job by reporting a brutal murder in her hometown.
On Screen: “Drops of God”
Susan Granger reviews “the most intriguing new series you’ve never heard of,” a French-American-Japanese version of a manga series.
Democrats Gather for Bysiewicz
Weston took center stage for Fairfield County Democrats on Sunday at a campaign event for Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz.
The Blotter
A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.
KMS Team Presents …
Nestled at the end of a long driveway, this well maintained property offers a private and peaceful retreat surrounded by nature.
Traveling in 2026: Part 4
There are certain destinations that seem to live in our collective imagination long before we ever visit them. Morocco is one of them.
Presenting 103 Good Hill Road
Recently sold by Pamela Cornfield of the Bross Chingas Bross Team, this estate blends modern luxury with timeless craftsmanship.
Police Welcome New Officer
Officer Phousisongkhamloy Chokbengboune, a 20+ year police veteran, was sworn in at Weston Town Hall on February 2.
Pep Rally Collects Food
The rally at Weston High School collected more than 900 pounds of food for Person-to-Person, and a new mascot debuted.
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.
A Super Bowl Party for Veterans
The party by Weston Kiwanis served veterans living at Homes for the Brave and at Maderas Home for Women Veterans.
January Property Transfers
Five Weston properties sold in January. 10 sold in the same month a year ago. Total sales: $6,803,300. Median sale price: $1.45 million.
Ukrainian Musicians to Perform
On March 5, Ukrainian pianist Ruslan Ramazanov performs with Teryn Kuzma, benefitting Ukraine Aid International.
Jim Lomuscio, 71
Mr. Lomuscio, local journalist, educator, author, and longtime Weston resident died peacefully in his home on January 8.
BOE Capital Ask Up, HVAC Delayed
The schools budget request stands about as presented, except $2.1 more in capital. A new not-new item could save money but cost time.
An Urgent Appeal for Blood Donors
Blood is in short supply as donations are sharply down due to severe weather and “the worst flu season our state has had in two decades.”
School District Asks 3.92% Increase
Two factors account for almost all of a requested $2.4 million operating increase: salaries up 4.11%, net health insurance up $1 million.
Thrive with Movement, at the Senior Center
The program provides education and exercise training for those with balance issues, mobility challenges, or Parkinson’s disease.
To the Editor …
Recent Letters to the Editor include a view that the schools budget is “wasteful” and a call to mobilize against gas-powered leaf blowers.
Obituaries
Recent obituaries include Jim Lomuscio, 71, Joan Henderson, 93, Walter Vincent Hayes, Jr., 78, and Burton Albert, Jr., 89.
