More than you really want to know about Wellesley, Mass.
Wellesley has dozens of permanent markers and tributes throughout town to recognize those who served in the military.
Below also see a list from the town, in honor of Memorial Day, of veterans who passed over the past year.
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Memorial Day ceremony in Natick Center
Vintage Wellesley graffiti at Waban Arches says it all, Moms.
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Given that we’ll all be stuck at home this year, finding the perfect gift while minimizing trips to the store poses a unique challenge.
Feast & Fettle, a top-rated local meal delivery service, is offering special Mother’s Day deliveries to help local residents.
Their service offers bundles of Local Flowers, Seven Stars Bakery Berry Muffins, Aura’s Chocolate, New Harvest Coffee and more, available for delivery in Wellesley and its surrounding towns. All deliveries will be made May 10th, from 9am – 10am.
The one-time menu even features an “essentials” bundle, which comes with flowers, handmade bread, local eggs, and milk.
A subscription to the service is not required to order, and the order deadline is Thursday, May 7th, at noon. Here’s a link to Feast & Fettle’s full menu and everything you need to know about how to place your Mother’s Day order.
Mother’s Day Local Flowers & Chocolate Bundle
Mother’s Day Local Flowers & Muffins Bundle
Mother’s Day Local Flowers & Kitchen Staples Bundle
Mother’s Day Local Flowers, Muffins & Coffee Bundle
Mother’s Day Local Flowers & Single Tier 1 Gift
Mother’s Day Local Flowers & Couples Tier 1 Gift”
Happy Easter, Wellesley. We’re all home for this one, but put on your Easter bonnet anyway and attend services or mass remotely. Most Christian houses of worship have been doing this for at least a couple of weeks now, so religious leaders are in good practice. Here’s our Where to Worship in Wellesley page.
While Easter traditions in Wellesley, such as the Recreation Department’s 16th annual spring thaw egg hunt, have been nixed due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, bunnies are making their presence felt in town as April 12 and Easter Sunday approach.
Lots of bunnies are skittering around Wellesley lawns, but then there are also these decorative rabbits adorning the intersection of Woodlawn Avenue and Fuller Road.
And Swellesley contributor Dennis McCormick shared this photo of a fine rabbit on Summit Road.
Many houses of worship in Wellesley have converted to online services, so expect Easter celebrations to be taken to the internet.
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The gang at Phillips Park in Wellesley got into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit on Tuesday afternoon, belting out traditional Irish tunes. The Dropkick Murphys have nothing on these crooners…
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