UPDATE (Saturday, May 4): Lola’s owner reports that the dog “was found this afternoon on Beechwood Street in Wellesley! Someone saw her running on Route 9 and then chased her all the way to a yard on Beechwood. We are so grateful! She’s hurt but the vet says she’s going to be ok.” We received [...]
This week, the Wellesley High School Drama Department presents the comedy Twelfth Night, which features Shakespeare’s “usual amalgam of jealousy, mistaken Identity, cross-dressing, and fights and duels in telling the story of the madness to which loves drives people,” according [...]
The Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s Club sent along a selection of photos to preview its annual Wellesley Kitchen Tour, which takes place Saturday, May 4 from 11am to 3pm at six homes in town. Tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the door, with proceeds going to local charities and scholarship programs.
Fresh off last weekend’s Earth Day clean-up in Lower Falls, you have your choice of participating in 3 different Wellesley clean-ups on Saturday morning (April 27) and/or going on a guided walk of the town’s trails. Friends of Brookside will meet from 9 to 10:30am at Longfellow Pond on Oakland Street. Friends of Morses Pond [...]
From Wellesley Town Clerk: Absentee Ballots – Absentee ballots are now available for the special state primary. Voters who are eligible for vote absentee for the primary election may file applications at any time or vote in person. Absentee applications must include the voter’s name and voting address and instructions as to where to send [...]
The bells at Galen Stone Tower at Wellesley College will ring Tuesday afternoon in memory of those who died at the Boston Marathon yesterday and in support of those recovering and otherwise affected. There will be a concert on the @wellesley carillon today from 2:40-2:50 followed by tolling of the bells in memory of the [...]
