Bylaw panel approves Article 2 rewrite for STM
Wellesley's Bylaw Review Committee voted 5-0 to finalize a rewrite of Article 2 governing open meetings and public records ahead of the Fall 2026 Special Town Meeting.
Wellesley's Bylaw Review Committee voted 5-0 to finalize a rewrite of Article 2 governing open meetings and public records ahead of the Fall 2026 Special Town Meeting.
Wellesley's Team Lymphoma Warriors raised $66,000 at the Jimmy Fund Walk and are gearing up for more fundraising. From our own coverage: Real estate transfers thin in latest Wellesley roundup. Also in today's brief (16 items): Lymphoma Warriors raise $66,000 at Jimmy Fund Walk; Wellesle…
Wellesley's Playing Field Task Force, meeting Oct. 9, approved permits for a girls' soccer fundraiser clinic and a Wellesley's Wonderful Weekend fun run at the town track.
This week's Wellesley obituary notices column lists one person: Ghattas, Meredith Anne Zink, who died Tuesday, October 6, 2026, after a long illness. She was the wife of Mina Ghattas for 57 years and the daughter of Irve and Anne Zink. Her obituary was posted on Echovita, with a matchin…
Norfolk County Registry data shows just one deed recorded in Wellesley between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10: a trust transfer in which Christine Crowley conveyed a property to a trust naming Christine A. Crowley and Gonzalo G. Abad as trustees, along with other parties. No sale price has posted to the
Wellesley town offices, schools, library and the RDF close Monday for Indigenous Peoples' Day. Also in today's brief (12 items): Wellesley High teams sweep three home games Friday; Babson field hockey routs Smith, 8-1; Wellesley College field hockey edges Springfield on senior day; Babs…
The Wellesley Playing Field Task Force approved two field-use permits 7-1 and heard Little League push back on a Celebrations Committee plan for a Wonderful Weekend helicopter ride.
The Wellesley Zoning Board of Appeals approved an ADU variance and garage permit at 58 Cottage Street despite objections from neighbors in the town's only historic district.
The Permanent Building Committee pushed back on premium material choices for the Morses Pond beach house redesign.
Design Review Board continued review of 9,524-square-foot Albion Road house on October 7 with conditions for October 21 hearing. Vice Chair Iris Lin moved to continue the application.