Wellesley School Committee approves $96.9 million fiscal 2027 budget with new special education hires. From our own coverage: Housing Authority faces maintenance staffing crunch; Planning Board delays five house reviews, hears housing pitch.
Wellesley's Select Board voted down a plan to speed up air conditioning funding for two elementary schools. From our own coverage: Housing panel weighs budget as maintenance staff dwindles; Planning Board delays five house reviews to Nov. 2.
Select Board approves new Wellesley Place rents as fire chief defends North 40 station site. From our own coverage: Panel presses for cheaper Morses Pond materials; Health board to draft memo on school AC plan.
Babson women's golf claims second straight conference championship behind medalist Katie Yang. From our own coverage: DPW weighs track building timeline, playground bids; Wellesley obituary notices, Oct. 19 to 25.
Public Works board reports track and field building nears completion, weighs Phillips Park playground bids. From our own coverage: Track and field building nears completion.
Wellesley School Committee opens public website detailing its contract proposal to teachers' union.
Design board pauses review of oversized Albion Road house over tree loss. From our own coverage: Advisory Committee debates retroactive pay and mail bylaw; Design board clashes over Albion Road house scale.
Advisory Committee debates new top pay grade for three senior Wellesley officials. From our own coverage: Advisory Committee debates school AC funding timeline; Design board pauses Albion Road house review.
Wellesley Town Hall issued reminders this week of deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 state election, including an Oct. 24 cutoff to register to vote at Town Hall.
Wellesley's Wetlands Protection Committee took up the town's plan to demolish a condemned house at 3 Bacon Street after officials said the town had been "ghosted by four different contractors," while a contested 24-unit apartment hearing on Walnut Street remained unresolved.
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