The Hometown Weekly Newspapers began publishing in 1997 with a goal to bring community information to every home and business in our towns. The Hometown Weekly was mailed to over 12,500 homes and businesses in Medfield, Dover and Westwood each Thursday. In 2003, Walpole Hometown Monthly was launched, providing the same quality service for every home and business in Walpole. Since then, the Hometown Weekly Newspaper has expanded into towns of Sherborn and Needham. Today the Hometown Weekly Newspaper is delivered to over 38,500 homes and business each and every week.
Each issue features stories by local writers along with valuable information from many of your town’s organizations, community leaders and businesses. Members of the community are encouraged to submit information about their activities, weddings, anniversaries and student news. We make every attempt to publish as much community related information as possible.
Advertisers depend on the Hometown Weekly to carry their message to every home in the community. Because of its unique circulation, businesses have achieved outstanding results in generating new business through advertising in the Hometown Weekly. The ads created by our professional graphics department can make even the smallest store look like they have the services of a top ad agency. The Hometown Weekly also offers the opportunity for inserts, which can get an advertiser's flier into every home at a very reasonable cost.
Hometown Publications, LLC was founded in 1997 by Michael DeSario and Paul Stanton, who continue to serve as Co-Publishers. Michael DeSario began his newspaper/publishing career in 1979. In 1984, Michael began his nine year relationship with Business Magazine in Randolph where he was named Associate Publisher in 1990. He began working in the Westwood, Dover and Medfield area in 1994 with Suburban World Newspapers.
Paul Stanton received his B.A. from Boston College in Communications in 1993. He began his media career with radio stations WWBB FM in Providence and WBOS FM in Boston. He began working in the Medfield area in 1994 as a sales representative with Suburban World Newspapers. In addition to his role as Co-Publisher, Paul maintains an independent law practice and a career as a professional screenwriter.
