Early voting opens at Town Hall
Early in-person voting begins at Wellesley Town Hall ahead of the November 3 state election.
Early in-person voting begins at Wellesley Town Hall ahead of the November 3 state election.
The Wellesley Zoning Board of Appeals continued a site plan hearing for a 19-unit project at 592 Washington Street to November 3.
The Wellesley Housing Authority approved its revised 2026 budget and two service contracts while disclosing a deepening maintenance staffing shortage.
Wellesley's Council on Aging board debated shrinking from 11 members to as few as seven. Chair Judy Gertler presented data showing peer-town Councils on Aging range from seven to eleven seats, arguing Wellesley's board is now oversized relative to comparable panels.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee rejected a citizens' petition to front-load free cash for school air conditioning.
Wellesley's Historical Commission approved one teardown waiver and continued three others amid size concerns.
Massachusetts attorney general approves Wellesley's amended zoning bylaw for Residential Incentive Overlay districts. Also in today's brief (15 items): AG approves zoning change for overlay districts; Nighttime closures hit Great Plain Ave, Brook St; Waiver application filed for 34 Sher…
Wellesley library trustees banned scooters and bikes from all branches and kept printing fees in place.
The Wellesley Board of Health began drafting a memo on the health effects of planned school window air conditioners ahead of the Nov. 9 Special Town Meeting.
Wellesley's Select Board swore in three new patrol officers and approved FY28 budget guidelines at its October 13 meeting.