The Wellesley Celebrations Committee plans during the 45th Annual Wellesley Veterans’ Parade on Sunday, May 19 to honor those whose efforts helped capture the Boston Marathon bombers and protect the public during the events. From 3-3:15pm at the 13.1 Mile Mark (halfway home) of the Boston Marathon, a ceremony will be held to salute “Boston [...]
As Wellesley’s Wonderful Weekend nears, the Celebrations Committee has revealed the names of those being honored that day, as listed below, as well as the Line of March (those marching in the parade). That’s shown below as well. Parade Grand Marshals Korean War Veterans In recognition of those “Not Forgotten”. Distinguished Service Award [...]
Here’s a close-up of the new Boston Strong T-shirts designed by the Wellesley Police Department and now available for $20 at the department around the clock in sizes small to 3XL Sales of the shirts, which debuted this past weekend at the Officer Savage Memorial 5K road race, will raise money for The One Fund [...]
Wellesley Police Chief Terrence Cunningham (shown upper right, with Red Sox catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia) was among the first responders from this week’s Boston Marathon bomber manhunt honored during a pre-game ceremony at Fenway Park. (photo via Wellesley Police).
From Wellesley Police Department: Due to the ongoing manhunt in the Watertown area for the terrorist suspect, all activities at all schools in Wellesley are cancelled on Friday, April 19, 2013. This is merely a precaution. The Wellesley Police Department has numerous police officers on the street protecting the town. With that in mind, please [...]
From Wellesley Police Department: At 8AM this morning, Officer Tim Dennehy is investigating multiple car break-ins that appear to have taken place during the overnight. These break-ins occurred in the Thomas Road/Perrin Park/Durant Road area of town. Officer Dennehy reports that these vehicles were all unlocked and valuables including money, were removed from the cars. [...]
The Wellesley Police force will take part in an event called the Global Police Tweet-a-Thon among law enforcement agencies around the world from noon until midnight Friday. The idea is to expose more of the public to what police officers face on a daily basis, and Wellesley police will tweet out info about the calls [...]
