Bob Brown

As one of the communities along the Boston Marathon route, the town of Natick gets a bunch of invitational entries for the April 21, 2025 race to dole out to […]

The Wellesley High School girls swim & dive team got the postseason off to a strong start with Bay State Conference and South Sectional victories, relying on team depth. The […]

There’s a red flag warning across the state for fire danger, and indeed, Wellesley has not been immune to brush fires in recent days. Wellesley Fire is working a brush […]

The Kiwanis Club of Wellesley recently recognized State Rep. Alice Hanlon Peisch at its annual Good Scout Breakfast held at Babson College’s Executive Conference center. The Oct. 17 event also […]

It’s off-season for the Morses Pond beach, but Wellesley town departments and elected or appointed bodies have been diving into topics in recent months that will have a huge impact on the popular recreation area’s future.

Wellesley and visiting officials celebrated the cutover of the Municipal Light Plant’s new battery energy storage system (BESS) on Thursday, Nov. 7, by flipping the switch on the strategic setup. […]

The latest Wellesley Public Schools news: METCO Showcase Wellesley was well represented at the recent METCO Showcase in Dorchester, where hundreds of Boston families learned about educational opportunities […]

When you’ve got a claim to fame like Natick does with Henry Wilson, the one-time resident who became the 20th U.S. vice president, you better believe the town is going […]

The Reusables Area at the Wellesley Recycling & Disposal Facility is scheduled to close on Dec. 7 for the season (if inclement weather doesn’t force an earlier shutdown). The number […]

The Wellesley Historical Society is beginning to look for a new executive director, as current leader Taylor Kalloch has announced plans to step back from her role after more than […]