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On the Market: Stone house has the makings of a 'magnificent country home' Meg Barone FacebookTwitterEmail Frazier Forman Peters stone Cape Cod house at 3 Kettle Creek Road, Weston.Contributed photo / Michelle&Company WESTON — Frazier Forman Peters designed and built more than 60 stone houses in Connecticut, each one of them underscoring the architect’s vision of connecting a house with its natural setting. And so it is with the stone Cape Cod house at 3 Kettle Creek Road in Lower Weston. It was built in 1934 on a two-acre level, estate-like property that also contains a Har-Tru tennis co...

On the Market: Weston home a perfect country retreat Meg Barone FacebookTwitterEmail 1of21 Front forecourt and gardens at 29 West Branch Road, Weston.Contributed photo / Virtual203Show MoreShow Less 2of21 3of21 5of21 6of21 8of21 Center hall foyer with decorative hardwood flooring at 29 West Branch Road, Weston.Contributed photo / Virtual203Show MoreShow Less 9of21 10of21 11of21 12of21 14of21 Interior of the pool house at 29 West Branch Road, Weston.Contributed photo / Virtual203Show MoreShow Less 15of21 16of21 Formal flower gardens on the two-acre property at 29 West Branch Road, Weston.Contr...

On the Market: Former real estate tycoon's hunting lodge now a sophisticated home Meg Barone FacebookTwitterEmail 1of21 Guest house at 232 Newtown Turnpike, Weston on Byebrook Estate.Contributed photo/ Borgatta PhotographyShow MoreShow Less 2of21 From this property at 232 Newtown Turnpike, Weston residents can canoe to a large pond.Contributed photo/ Borgatta PhotographyShow MoreShow Less 3of21 4of21 Former hunting large, now a great room in the main house at 232 Newtown Turnpike, Weston.Contributed photo/ Borgatta PhotographyShow MoreShow Less 5of21 Byebrook Estate at 232 Newtown Turnpike, W...

Weston's younger students might fully return after break DJ Simmons FacebookTwitterEmail The Weston Board of Education held a virtual meeting on Monday, Dec. 21, 2020.DJ Simmons/Hearst Connecticut Media WESTON — School officials are planning a staged return to full-time, in-person learning for younger students following the winter break. Superintendent William Mckersie said his proposal for a staged return follows a common theme emerging across many districts to shift back to in-person learning for younger students. “That’s in the midst of most of them seeing the same very conservative ...