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Obituary notices, week of September 7, 2026 through September 13, 2026

Four Wellesley-resident obituaries were published this week: Hughes, Carole A.; Tierney, Joseph W. "Joe" Jr.; Uttero, Linda Rose; and Kennedy, Douglas Everett. Carole A. Hughes, Ph.D., LCSW, of Wellesley grew up in Jamaica Plain before her death September 8. Joseph W. "Joe" Tierney Jr.,…

Wellesley Youth Hockey is bringing back a USA Hockey player-development coach for a body-contact clinic, while youth basketball and the town's recreation department push ahead with fall registration.

Wellesley Youth Hockey has scheduled a Sept. 11 Body Contact & Angling Clinic led by USA Hockey's Manager of Player Development, Jason Guerriero, open to PeeWees, Bantams, U12 Girls and U14 Girls and capped at 48 skaters. Wellesley Youth Basketball Association posted two "WHS Raiders Cl…

Obituary notices, week of August 31, 2026 through September 6, 2026

Two Wellesley obituaries were noted this week: Morgenthaler, Barbara and Rogers, Alan. Barbara Pullen Morgenthaler, 92, an almost 80-year Wellesley resident and 1952 graduate of Wellesley High School, died August 27 while traveling in Nova Scotia; her notice appeared on Legacy.com, the …

Wellesley NRC OKs Morse's Pond Beach Funding Request, 4-0

Wellesley Natural Resources Commission backs Morse's Pond construction funding request, presses Select Board on North 40 fire station plan.

Wellesley Posts Unofficial Primary Results as Markey Turns Back Moulton

Wellesley posted unofficial results from Tuesday's state primary as Sen. Ed Markey turned back Rep. Seth Moulton for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, the town's News Flash reported late Tuesday night. Minogue captured the Republican gubernatorial primary to face Gov. Maura Healey …