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Select Board approves special counsel for trash disposal consortium negotiations

Select Board approves $5,000 for trash consortium legal services. Chair Marjorie Freiman, Executive Director Meghan Jop, and RDF Superintendent Jamie Manzolini detailed the town's participation in the Central Massachusetts Municipal Solid Waste Consortium, a 30-to-35-municipality coalition

Historical Commission approves preservation determination and four waivers at May hearing

Historical Commission approves preservation determination and advances waiver applications with mixed results. At the May 12 meeting, Chair Michael Racette and the full Commission unanimously deemed 14 Heckle Street preferably preserved, imposing a 12-month demolition delay on the 1910-1911

Patch raises North 40 fire station question on otherwise quiet Wellesley news day

Quiet Monday in Wellesley as Patch's morning roundup carries the day. The town's News Flash, the Wellesley Free Library and Wellesley Public Schools all posted nothing new in the past 24 hours, leaving Wellesley Patch's "🌱 Patch AM: How would a new North 40 fire station change your neig…

This Week in Wellesley: Jun 1 - Jun 7

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Hills Branch Library closes for renovation, reopening targeted for fall

The Hills Branch of the Wellesley Free Library is closed for renovation, sending neighborhood borrowers to the main library through fall 2026 on an otherwise quiet news day in town. The library's homepage confirms the June 1 closure and fall reopening, while Wellesley Patch's morning di…