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Weymouth opens holiday-weekend cooling centers, keeps trash schedule unchanged

Weymouth cooling centers open Friday amid extreme heat as Mayor Robert Molisse urges residents to look out for elderly neighbors. The Tufts Library at 46 Broad Street is serving as a cooling site from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Saturday. The Wessagusset Walk stays closed through July 7…

Weymouth Conservation Commission approves nine permits at June 30 meeting

WEYMOUTH — June 30, 2026 — Weymouth Conservation Commission clears nine permits in a single June 30 session, headlined by a long-awaited order of conditions for a 500-foot Main Street sewer replacement through an active red maple swamp. Ryan Allgrove of Apex Engineers, representing the Department of Public Works, told

Weymouth Opens Cooling Centers, Bans Outdoor Water Use Amid Extreme Heat

Weymouth enters the Fourth of July weekend under a heat emergency and a full outdoor-water ban. The town opened cooling centers at Tufts Library through July 4, and Mayor Robert Molisse issued a public call for residents to check on elderly neighbors as extreme temperatures arrive. A Le…

Weymouth Bans All Nonessential Outdoor Watering as Level 2 Drought Takes Effect

Weymouth enters the holiday week under a dual environmental crunch, with outdoor watering now fully banned and dangerous heat on the way. Mayor Robert Molisse called on residents to stay hydrated and look in on elderly neighbors as an extreme heat event is expected to push conditions to…

Weymouth Bans Nonessential Outdoor Water Use Under Level 2 Drought

Weymouth enters drought emergency and moves fireworks to July 5, reshaping the holiday weekend. A Level 2 Significant Drought declaration — the most restrictive tier short of emergency — is now in force, banning all nonessential outdoor water use for residents and businesses under state…

Weymouth Moves Fireworks to July 5, Bans Outdoor Water Use Under Drought Order

Weymouth heads into the Fourth of July weekend under a pair of significant restrictions, with the town's fireworks show moved to July 5 and a Level 2 drought ban now prohibiting all nonessential outdoor water use effective immediately. The town cited the 250th anniversary of the country…

Weymouth Moves Fireworks to July 5, Bans Outdoor Watering Amid Drought

Weymouth shifts its fireworks show to July 5 and bans all outdoor watering under a Level 2 drought order. Town officials announced both measures this week, citing the state's Significant Drought designation — which prohibits all nonessential outdoor water use effective immediately — alo…

Weymouth Schools Sign $16.6 Million Bus Contract With First Student

WEYMOUTH — June 25, 2026 — Weymouth schools lock in a $16.6 million, five-year bus contract and field a sustained alarm over Hamilton Elementary safety. The School Committee voted unanimously June 25 to accept the home-to-school transportation agreement with First Student after a rebidding process that began in

Weymouth Bans All Nonessential Outdoor Watering Under Level 2 Drought Order

Weymouth closes out the school year Thursday as a drought order bans all nonessential outdoor watering. The Level 2 Significant Drought designation, issued under state EEA guidelines, takes effect immediately for all residents and businesses. The last day of school is June 26, an early …

Weymouth Bans Nonessential Outdoor Water Use Under Level 2 Drought Order

Weymouth under an immediate outdoor water ban as drought, budget, and end-of-year milestones converge. The town activated a Level 2 Significant Drought declaration effective Tuesday, prohibiting all nonessential outdoor water use for residents and businesses under state EEA guidelines. …

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