Design board approves four signs, pauses Albion Road house
Wellesley's Design Review Board approved four commercial sign permits and continued review of a 9,524-square-foot house proposed for 35 Albion Road.
Wellesley's Design Review Board approved four commercial sign permits and continued review of a 9,524-square-foot house proposed for 35 Albion Road.
The Wellesley Advisory Committee voted 12-1 to advance a new top salary grade for three senior town officials.
Wellesley Select Board approved a new Verizon cable license and weighed the risk of rushing a school air conditioning project.
Wellesley's Natural Resources Commission debated a possible Morton Park land swap tied to North 40 fire station talk and reviewed Morses Pond playground designs.
Wellesley's Policy Subcommittee revised draft rules on student raffles and public comment but took no votes.
Wellesley's Climate Action Committee pushed back on the town's school air-conditioning plan while clearing routine business.
The Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee voted to let the town demolish a condemned house at 3 Bacon Street and continued a contested 24-unit apartment hearing.
Hardy School Council reviewed the 2026-2027 improvement plan, setting a 90-percent achievement target. Student proficiency currently stands in the top 70s and 80s across subjects, with math and science meeting the 80-percent year-end target and English Language Arts at 79 percent. Principal Grant
Wellesley charrette draws 200-plus residents to map the North 40's future amid fire station tension.
The Wellesley Advisory Committee heard presentations on four Special Town Meeting articles, with extended debate over competing approaches to school air conditioning funding. Planning Director Rob Watchilla requested $350,000 for a 2027-2028 Comprehensive Plan and a $15,570 planning salary transfer.
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