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Here’s our round-up of the latest Wellesley, Mass., business news:
Wears Woody pops up in Wellesley Square
Wears Woody, the casual clothing store with “bold coastal style” that started out on Cape Cod and the Vineyard, has popped up in Wellesley Square in the former NRO space (NRO hopped over to Linden Square over the summer), and will be there for the holiday season.
The way cool beach-vibe company sells T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps and more. The business got its start in a Jeep Grand Wagoneer and a rickshaw (built by some Babson College students), and has has grown since then, partnering with various retailers. Wears Woody is a big supporter of research into type 1 diabetes, which founder Mike Norwood has been living with for more than 30 years.
Wellesley Marketplace — Saturday, Nov 23, at Wellesley HS
Wellesley Square Holiday Stroll
Holiday Tree Lighting, Linden Square
- Snowman ice sculpture
- Hot chocolate and cookies
- Music from Bach 2 Rock
- Winterscape photo backdrop in the courtyard (Available all month long – great for your holiday family photos)
- Letters to Santa
- Donation box for the Wellesley Food Pantry as a way to give back to the community. The food pantry is in need of any non-perishable or household items including: fruit canned in juice, dried fruit, canned meats, tomato sauce, non-grape jelly, almond butter and cashew butter.
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