Do you enjoy playing fortnite? Would you like to enter a virtual fortnite tournament? Sign up to battle others in a fortnite tournament. Participants must have a gaming platform, an online connection and a copy of the game.

Like reading comics and graphic novels? Now, it’s your turn to start your own in this 2-hour, comics-making boot camp offered through Zoom! We’ll discuss character development and plot strategy, then you’ll be coached in drawing a graphic novel page. You’ll learn how to create a small sketch—or thumbnail—of your page; then, you’ll learn how to create finished art. In addition to storytelling, topics include lettering, penciling, and creating a finished graphic novel page. This is a workshop best suited for children entering the second through eighth grades, and it’s taught by Jonathan Todd, a graphic novelist finishing his first book for Scholastic.

Jeannie Mack is coming to your living room with a toe-tapping, knee-slapping, fingers rapping bunch of songs for you and your family to enjoy! So get off your couch and join in! Bring your dancing shoes and put on your best voice!

In-person registration at Town Hall is from 2 to 4pm and 7 to 8pm
Or register to vote online

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

Completed applications can be emailed to davenport.d@westonma.gov or mailed to: Weston Town Clerk, P.O. Box 378, Weston, MA. 02493. Additionally, a secured drop box is located outside of Town Hall, to the left of the double glass doors, for persons wishing to hand-deliver their application.

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

Agenda:

7pm - Moderator - Rip Hastings and Catherine Bassick (write-in): 5-min. intro. statements followed by 20-min Q&A

7:30 - Select Board - Harvey Boshart and Mary Ellen Sikes: 5-min intro statements followed by 20-min Q&A

8pm - School Committee - Danielle Black and Alyson Muzila: 5-min intro statements followed by 20-min Q&A

8:30 - Recreation Commission - five candidates for three positions - Eric Rosenthal, Maija K. Cirulis-Gooch, and write-ins Peter Hill, Adam King & Shirley Small-Rougeau: intro statements followed by 20-min Q&A

Timing is tight so only pre-submitted questions posed by the Moderator will be accepted. If you have a question, please email your question to tackc@aol.com at least 24-hours ahead of time.

Residents wanting to vote in person should understand that voting booths will be limited in number and they should anticipate longer wait times, including the possibility of waiting outside, due to required social distancing and other protective measures. If you want to avoid this situation but want to hand-deliver your ballot, you should request a vote by mail application and hand-deliver your ballot within the supplied envelope to the secure drop box outside Town Hall (next to the double glass doors).

This is the annual collection that is typically held in April. Please exercise caution when transporting products for disposal.

In-person registration at Town Hall is from 2 to 4pm and 7 to 8pm
Or register to vote online
Residents must be registered to vote in Weston in order to participate in the Town Election and Town Meeting