Wellesley, United States (Local)
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By: Deborah Brown
Wellesley-based organizations have been the recipients of much generosity this spring from local grant-giving organizations. The Swellesley Report is proud to be among the groups recognized as being worthy of support. Here’s a list of other groups that are doing the work for the good of the community.
Crews are scheduled to pave Weston Road in Wellesley on Tuesday, July 7 and Wednesday, July 8, weather permitting. The work is set to take place 7am-5pm on
By: Deborah Brown
UPDATE: Due to inclement weather, Weston Road paving has been rescheduled for Wednesday, July 8, and Thursday, July 9. Work will take place from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days.
Wellesley is fortunate to have a lively arts scene, with various opportunities to engage with or make art at any given time. Check out a concert, theater performance, or art reception this month. Here are just a few events happening around town.
Dam removal is underway in South Natick. The Charles River Watershed Association will host office hours with coffee and treats at the Bacon
By: Deborah Brown
Sit Stil Kids Salon opens in Linden Square, while One Medical opens in Wellesley Square
By: Deborah Brown
Nonprofit news includes Wellesley Food Pantry team taking part in Ride & Stride Event, while the Wellesley Centers for Women has a new director on the way
Walnut Hill School for the Arts has appointed a new Interim Head of School to lead the independent boarding and day
By: Deborah Brown
A child was transported to a Boston hospital with potentially serious injuries Thursday morning following a collision between the child, who was traveling by bicycle, and the driver of an SUV, at a busy Wellesley intersection.
By: Deborah Brown
Wellesley is fortunate to have a lively arts scene, with various opportunities to engage with or make art at any given time. Check out a concert, theater performance, or art reception this month. Here are just a few events happening around town.
