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Michelle Chalmers steps down from WOW
September 8, 2020By Rama K. Ramaswamy As the fall sets in and a new school year begins, Michelle Chalmers, long-time president of the World of Wellesley, has handed the helm over to former board members Nova Biro and Christina Horner. Michelle, a graduate of Wellesley High School,... more...
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Black Lives Matter vigil, September 1
August 19, 2020On Tuesday, September 1, at 6:00 p.m., the Unitarian Universalist Society of Wellesley Hills will hold a Black Lives Matter vigil. This is a 15-minute silent vigil to stand against white supremacy and for racial justice. The vigil will be held on the sidewalk in... more...
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Wake Up, Wellesley livestream tonight
August 10, 2020All members of our Wellesley and neighboring communities are invited to the final session of Wake Up, Wellesley on this evening, August 10, at 6 p.m. In this 90-minute livestream, organizers are looking to conclude a series of emotional experiences shared and ideas for reform... more...
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BLM vigil rescheduled to Tuesday, 8/11
August 4, 2020The Black Lives Matter vigil planned for tonight at UU Wellesley Hills, located on 309 Washington St., has been rescheduled to Tuesday, August 11, at 6:00 p.m. Participants will wear masks and stand six feet apart.... more...
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BLM vigil planned for next Tuesday
July 28, 2020On Tuesday, August 4, at 6:00 p.m., the Unitarian Universalist Society of Wellesley Hills will hold a Black Lives Matter vigil. This is a 15-minute silent vigil to stand against white supremacy and for racial justice. The vigil will be held on the sidewalk in... more...
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WSL continues service despite COVID
July 23, 2020Since 1927, the Wellesley Service League (WSL) has provided numerous volunteer services in a variety of cultural and education ways, and in conjunction with other charitable organizations, for the town of Wellesley. Due to the onset of COVID-19, WSL had to reevaluate how to safely... more...
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NAMI supports families of mentally ill
July 20, 2020By James KinneenHometown Weekly Reporter “I have often written in not so charitable terms ‘where’s my blanking casserole?’ If, God forbid, someone’s family member breaks an arm, has cancer, or is in a car accident, then what happens? Everyone who knows them brings over a... more...
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Wake Up Wellesley live-streaming, July 14
July 9, 2020On July 14 at 6 p.m., part three of the four-part “Wake Up, Wellesley” series, titled “Where Do We Go From Here?”, will be live-streamed here. This forum will feature experts, educators, and allies at the forefront of national anti-racist efforts. Through this dialogue, organizers... more...