Wellesley's Board of Public Works, meeting Oct. 20, reported that construction at the Wellesley High School Track and Field building is nearing completion, with builder Triumph expected to wrap up in about a month.
Design board pauses review of oversized Albion Road house over tree loss. From our own coverage: Advisory Committee debates retroactive pay and mail bylaw; Design board clashes over Albion Road house scale.
Advisory Committee debates new top pay grade for three senior Wellesley officials. From our own coverage: Advisory Committee debates school AC funding timeline; Design board pauses Albion Road house review.
Wellesley's Permanent Building Committee honored retiring Design and Construction Manager Stephen D. Gagosian and approved routine business unanimously.
Wellesley Town Hall issued reminders this week of deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 state election, including an Oct. 24 cutoff to register to vote at Town Hall.
Wellesley's Community Preservation Committee weighed a $600,000 security upgrade request from the Housing Authority but took no vote.
Wellesley's Advisory Committee voted down $100,000 in free cash for White Pond legal work.
Wellesley's Wetlands Protection Committee took up the town's plan to demolish a condemned house at 3 Bacon Street after officials said the town had been "ghosted by four different contractors," while a contested 24-unit apartment hearing on Walnut Street remained unresolved.
Wellesley's School Committee approved a $96,856,075 fiscal 2027 adjusted budget and accepted $3,133,107 in state and federal grants on 5-0 votes Tuesday.
The Wellesley Recreation Commission opposed extending a Select Board tax-delinquency penalty to recreation services.
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