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Route 30 project heading toward crossroads

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By Chris Larabee Verified
| westonobserver.org
An additional opportunity for residents to look over Route 30 plans is set for June 30. (Chris Larabee/Weston Observer) Following last month’s overwhelmingly negative listening sessions, the Traffic and Sidewalk Committee is hosting another opportunity for residents to take a look at detailed plans of the Route 30 project on June 30.
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Health survey shows mental health issues rising in Middle School

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By Chris Larabee Verified
| westonobserver.org
Director of Health Services Jamy Gaynor, incoming Director of Wellness Education Danielle Cooper and outgoing Director of Wellness Education Mitch Finnegan reported initial findings from the MetroWest Adolescent Health Survey Monday evening. (Chris Larabee/Weston Observer) Social media and other digital media use are a key driver of increasing mental health struggles among Weston Middle School students, according to initial findings from the 2025 MetroWest Adolescent Health Survey.
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‘Not your father’s PE program’: Mitch Finnegan retires after 20 years directing health program

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By Chris Larabee Verified
| westonobserver.org
Mitch Finnegan, Weston Public Schools’ director of health and physical education, is retiring after 22 years of guiding the district’s health curriculum. (Courtesy photo/Mitch Finnegan) Nearly every student who has passed through Weston Public Schools in the last two decades has come across Mitch Finnegan in their health class. And even if he didn’t teach them, the longtime educator certainly still had a hand in their development.
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