Early in-person voting ends Oct. 30
Wellesley announced Oct. 30 is the last day to vote early in person for the 2026 State Election, with Town Hall open until 8 p.m. on Oct. 29 for evening voting.
Wellesley announced Oct. 30 is the last day to vote early in person for the 2026 State Election, with Town Hall open until 8 p.m. on Oct. 29 for evening voting.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee clashed over a dissenting report on a special town meeting article and heard a wide-ranging FY28 budget preview from the schools.
Wellesley's Select Board voted 2-3 against recommending accelerated air conditioning funding for elementary schools.
Wellesley's Permanent Building Committee honored retiring Design and Construction Manager Stephen D. Gagosian and approved routine business unanimously.
Wellesley's Community Preservation Committee weighed a $600,000 security upgrade request from the Housing Authority but took no vote.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee voted down $100,000 in free cash for White Pond legal work.
The Wellesley Recreation Commission opposed extending a Select Board tax-delinquency penalty to recreation services.
The Wellesley Select Board approved new affordable rents at Wellesley Place and heard Fire Chief Steve Martorelli defend the North 40 site for a new fire headquarters.
Wellesley's Board of Public Works approved a $158,000 contract to rebuild the Phillips Park playground. The board voted 3-0, with Chair Jeffrey Wechsler, Michael McManus and Edward (Ned) Hall all in favor, after reviewing six bids ranging from $158,000 to $180,000.
Wellesley Planning Board continued five large house reviews and heard a senior housing rezoning pitch.
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