Deborah Brown

Here’s everything you need to know about what’s open and closed on Thanksgiving weekend in Natick: Trash/recycling pickup No trash/recycling pickup on Thur., Nov 28—one day collection delay for trash/recycling. […]

The League of Women Voters of Wellesley will hold an information session on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 7pm-8:30pm, in the Warren Building, 90 Washington St., for those interested learning more about running for Town Meeting or one of Wellesley’s Elected Boards.

Business of the Year award winners. Photo by Deborah Brown.The winners of the Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year awards were announced on Nov. 19. Get to know a little more about the people and stories behind these neighborhood

The Wellesley School Committee, going against the Academic Calendar Task Force’s October 2024 recommendation, this week voted to adopt a rotating model as a way to include days off for religious and cultural holidays during the coming academic year. Starting in August, 2025, “Rotating Model 3” will keep Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Good Friday as no-school days every year. An additional one or two holidays—either either Diwali, Lunar New Year, and/or Eid Al-Fitr—will be added, depending on the year.

Ever since its start in 2013, The Wellesley Town Band has been a town-wide community project. Started by Wellesley resident Neil Glick and retired Wellesley Middle School conductor Henry Platt, with a group of just 13 musicians, the band has always been a pitch in and get things done kind of affair. The Wellesley Cultural Council helps fund the band; the high school provides Monday-night practice space; Tory DeFazio at Windsor Press prints the concert programs; Roche Brothers donates refreshments for concerts; and Wellesley Public Media records every show; just to name a few benefactors.

The Town of Wellesley will follow a holiday schedule during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Here’s the breakdown: Wellesley municipal buildings and offices Wellesley Town Hall at 525 Washington St. […]

The Natick Farmer’s Market has moved indoors for the winter at the Common Street Spiritual Center, just across the street from the southern side of the Common. The Market is […]

The Town of Natick will follow a holiday schedule during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Here’s the breakdown:

“Quality is all that matters,” says Romain Bernus, general manager of Le Petit Four, a French bakery slated to open at 380 Washington St. (at the former White’s Bakery location) hopefully on Tuesday, Dec. 24.

A hearty crowd braved sub-freezing temperatures and gathered round the Linden Square Courtyard for the Menorah Lighting, led by Rabbi Moshe