Wellesley charrette draws 200-plus residents to shape North 40's future amid fire station debate. From our own coverage: N40 charrette draws 200-plus residents amid fire station tension. Also in today's brief (11 items): Raiders split results across five fall sports Tuesday; October iss…
Wellesley Free Library reopens Hills Branch this evening after a multi-month renovation. From our own coverage: Wellesley records just one deed transfer in September. Also in today's brief (9 items): Town marks Public Power Week with savings stat; Boys golf tops Natick, field hockey fal…
Only one deed was recorded in Wellesley between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, 2026: a Sept. 24 transfer from Christine Crowley to Christine A. Crowley and Gonzalo G. Abad, both as trustees. The sale price has not yet appeared in registry records, and no street address, price range or median could be
Advisory Committee weighs dueling plans to cool four hot schools without picking one. From our own coverage: Historical Commission clears Mananak Road home for demolition; Planning Board presses ZBA on Railroad Street parking loss. Also in today's brief (18 items): Wellesley football fa…
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's light board says a rate increase is likely after a $2.2 million reserve draw covered a costly winter of power costs. From our own coverage: Advisory Committee weighs pay grade fix, pond petition; Select Board approves Laurel Avenue aqueduct license. Also in today's brief (19…
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.
Wellesley Select Board discussed multiple cost drivers for fiscal 2028 budget. The all-board meeting on September 29 brought Select Board members and representatives of the School Committee, Library Trustees, and Board of Health to hear about budget pressures.
Wellesley Select Board approved $8 million in capital project proposals and gave Executive Director Meghan Jop a 3 percent merit raise.
Wellesley invites residents to weigh in on North 40 property's future at Oct. 1 forum. Also in today's brief (12 items): Free storefront helps children's clothier launch; Raiders go 3-2 across five sports Tuesday; Wellesley College volleyball falls to No. 20 Babson; Babson field hockey …
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