Webster observed an unusually quiet Tuesday, June 23, with no press releases, school announcements, or library news entering the coverage window. Town Hall, Webster Public Schools, and the Webster Public Library each produced no new official communications in the 24-to-48-hour period, a…
The Webster Zoning Board of Appeals approved a garage variance at 13 Cedar Point Road but denied a carport variance on the same lot, then separately cleared a special permit for a two-car garage expansion at 84 Union Point Road.
The Webster Conservation Commission voted to let a Lake Parkway homeowner swap a failing septic system for a town sewer connection.
The Webster Planning Board approved a special permit letting Commerce Insurance remove pavement and build a landscaped courtyard at its Gore Road campus.
Webster Conservation Commission approved a shoreline stabilization project at the end of Bates Grove Road in a 5-0 vote.
The Webster Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for a new single-family home at 7 Indian Point Road on a 4-0 vote, with one abstention. The board required at least two paved parking spaces outside the home and capped the structure's height at 25 feet from the property's lowest point.
The Webster Planning Board approved a used-car dealership site plan at 56 Main Street despite a formal dissent calling it a public nuisance.
Webster's Water Sewer Commission voted unanimously to raise water rates 8 percent and sewer rates 5 percent for fiscal 2027.
Webster selectmen suspended the Athletic Boosters Club of Webster's liquor and food licenses for 21 days after an after-hours drug overdose at the club.
Webster Finance Committee held a hearing on a $71.6 million fiscal 2027 budget that relies on $1.3 million in free cash and a surprise $3 million jump in state aid.
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