Planning & development
The town's Zoning Board of Appeals takes up a dispute over the Xerox campus solar farm's permit type and a 56-unit apartment complex that would need substantial front and buffer variances. Here is what to expect Tuesday night.
Community
A physical altercation at a June 1 flag-raising and an overflow public comment session dominated the board's June 4 meeting. The board also enacted a six-month commercial development moratorium and authorized litigation counsel for the Montante Solar case.
Planning & development
The Webster Town Board votes tonight on a six-month commercial development moratorium. A 6:30 p.m. workshop first takes up the town's 2027 property revaluation and a proposal to convert wastewater plant gas into a revenue-generating renewable fuel.
Monroe County is converting Bay Road from four lanes to three starting June 15. Here is what the new design looks like, what the safety data shows, and what drivers should expect during construction.
Moving to Webster means joining a community with its own civic rhythms. None are complicated, but a few will surprise you if you don't know to look. 1. There are two governments, and they overlap Webster has a Town government and a Village government. The Village of Webster
You have more power at Webster Town Hall than you might think. Here is exactly how to use it.
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The Planning Board tabled a proposed pickleball complex on Five Mile Line Road as engineering concerns remain unresolved and a zoning moratorium looms. A drive-through coffee kiosk on Hard Road got preliminary approval.
A 39,100-square-foot recreation complex is the centerpiece of an 11-item Planning Board agenda Tuesday night.
Webster's comprehensive plan is 18 years old. A $650 million dairy plant, Xerox campus land, and a queue of applications are all governed by rules from 2008. The town voted in April to pause. That pause has not taken effect, and it will not cover everything.
A recent public Facebook post has put Webster Public Library's formal review process in the spotlight. Here is how that process actually works, step by step.
Lake Ontario has reached its seasonal peak at approximately 247.4 feet, about 13 inches above the long-term May average. Here is where the lake stands, what changed since the 2017 and 2019 flooding years, and what Webster built for the next high-water event.
Webster has two separate municipal governments sharing one name and one ZIP code. Here is how they divide power, who you elect, and when.
Monroe County is converting Bay Road from four lanes to three starting June 15. Here is what the new design looks like, what the safety data shows, and what drivers should expect during construction.
What Webster families need to know about summer 2026 rec: swim lesson registration opens June 4 at 8 AM, camp spots are rolling, and adult softball is already underway.
A Webster resident posted photographs Friday night of pages from a Webster Public Library copy of "Flamer" he says he covered with a Sharpie before returning the book. The book was on display for AAPI Heritage Month.
The board approved two MRB Group engineering contracts totaling $526,000, received a wastewater plant update showing ammonia levels now well below permit limits, and learned of a Bay Road road diet design change the full board had not been briefed on.
Webster Central voters passed the 2026-27 budget on the first vote Tuesday, averting the district's contingency plan and keeping all three ballot questions well above the 50% threshold.
Stand at the east end of Tebor Road and the scale of what Webster agreed to is hard to miss. Seven hundred and forty-five thousand square feet of production, warehouse, and office space on 110 acres of what used to be Burrows family farmland. Stainless-steel silos catching the