Police Investigate Burglaries

Thieves stole numerous items from two residences over the weekend, breaking and entering through first-floor windows.

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WIS Parade Celebrates Blue Ribbon

Students and staff paraded on School Road, cheered on by parents and students from the high school and middle school.

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The Weather

Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 44º, low 32º.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High 47º, low 34º.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. High 47º, low 33º.

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Weston WWII Veteran Honored

Longtime Weston resident David Osborn, a 103-year-old World War II veteran, was awarded a Quilt of Valor on Nov. 12 at Town Hall.

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Learn Hands-Only CPR from EMS

The technique taught does not involve mouth-to-mouth breathing but can double or triple a person’s chance of surviving cardiac arrest.

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On Screen: “Death by Lightning”

Susan Granger reviews the story of the assassination that “changed the substance and character of the United States of America.”

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On Screen: “Frankenstein”

Susan Granger reviews the “poignant conception of what it means to be human … sanctified by the filmmaker’s dazzling visual imagination.”

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Coley House Christmas Tours

Tours of the historic home, decorated 1940s-style, include live jazz music and treats made from World War II recipes.

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Deer Hunt Closures at Devil’s Den

The preserve will be closed on 11 upcoming weekdays as The Nature Conservancy holds its annual controlled hunt.

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Inauguration Day in Weston

Most newly elected and reelected Weston officials were sworn in at Town Hall on Wednesday by Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz.

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The Blotter

A summary of recent Weston Police Department assignments or call responses and the number of occurrences.

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KMS Team Presents …

Nestled in a prime location on a quiet cul-de-sac, this home offers comfort and luxury with a stunning pool and outdoor entertaining space.

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Is Your Child Ready for Something Different?

At Schoolhouse Academy, what truly tells the story of our success is the joy we see every day in both students and parents.

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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.

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Veterans Honored at Town Hall

Veterans were honored on Tuesday morning at Town Hall with singing, tributes, and thank-you cards presented by Weston Daisies.

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Introducing NOVA MD Clinic

I’m Dr. Jasmina Krstic, and I am thrilled to introduce NOVA MD Clinic — my exclusive membership-based primary care practice.

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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.

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Himes Votes No

A statement from Congressman Himes regarding his vote against the funding bill that fails to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits.

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Police Board Honors Ottomano, Egan

The board said goodbye to two long-serving commissioners, 30-year member Peter Ottomano and ten-year member Dawn Egan.

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Recall: ByHeart Formula

Due to cases of infant botulism, health officials advise consumers to stop using any ByHeart Whole Nutrition formula, now fully recalled.

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A Change on the Four Corners

A previous proposal for development at 176 Weston Road is moot. A new owner’s plans are early stage works in progress.

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Food Drives Support Families

A Kiwanis drive on Nov. 22 and an ongoing effort at St. Francis are opportunities to help ensure no one in Weston goes hungry.

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WHS Club Honored for Connecting

The award from the Connecticut Youth Services Association recognizes work to connect with seniors and ease isolation.

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Election Results

Unofficial results of Weston’s 2025 municipal election, the final count of all in-person, early voting and absentee ballots cast.

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October Property Transfers

14 Weston properties sold in October. 12 sold in the same month a year ago. Total sales: $19,341,356. Median non-land sale price: $1.2 million.

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Wreaths for Sale by Scouts

Scout Troops 788 and 887 will sell balsam holiday wreaths at the Onion Barn on three dates. Orders can also be placed online.

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Scenes From the Reservoir Run

Scenes from the October 26 Kiwanis Reservoir Run event, featuring a 5K, a half marathon, and for kids a fun run for kids.

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Selects Appoint Charter Commission

The commission has six months to recommend changes to Weston’s central governing document. Ultimately, voters would decide.

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Scenes from “Frankenstein”

In about a dozen photos, scenes from the original adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic gothic tale that played at Lachat Town Farm.

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Letter: Mobilize on Leaf Blowers

In a Letter to the Editor, a call to mobilize and possibly get action to restrict the use of leaf blowers in town.

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T-Mobile Hangs Up

The company notified the Town that it will remove its equipment from the main cell tower. The disruption may be permanent.

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To the Editor …

Recent Letters to the Editor include a political endorsement, advice about switching from T-Mobile, and kudos to WIS.

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Obituaries

Recent obituaries include Lorraine Kolbusz, 74, Sherwood “Woody” Bliss, 89, Lynn Wheeler Sala, 64, and Gerald Tyrrell, 81.

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