From parades to road races, public celebrations help newcomers and longtime residents build connections and a stronger sense ...

The Swellesley Report accepts letters to the editor. Letters must be of general local community interest and must be signed. Community ...

When Elizabeth ‘Bitsy’ Graham learned in 2019 that her husband needed a kidney transplant, she immediately volunteered to be ...

All Wellesley municipal buildings and offices will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the Independence Day holiday. The Recycling and Disposal Facility (RDF) will be OPEN to residents during ...

On Saturday, June 13, Wellesley runners came together to honor Parker Morse in a way that he truly would have appreciated.

Wellesley's James Floyd Bennett III, who was arrested on Thursday night after allegedly stabbing his father to death at ...

The June 18 Wellesley Council on Aging (COA) meeting featured updates on the status of coffee service at the Tolles Parsons ...

Wellesley is fortunate enough to draw multiple authors and speakers to town each month who are knowledgable across a wide ...

All Wellesley municipal buildings and offices will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the Independence Day holiday.

An Eagle Scout candidate leads a storm drain marking project, while Girl Scouts collect books for those in prison ...

On May 31, longtime Wellesley resident Helen Belitsos celebrated her 100th birthday, marking a century of a life filled with ...