On Sunday, Oct. 15, you can learn about them and other accomplished, influential, or intriguingly quirky residents of Wellesley, when Town Historian Beth Hinchliffe talks about "Famous People of ...

A prestigious education hub where residents earn at least $110,000 in income was recognized as Massachusetts's biggest boomtown.

The theme of the 2016 Veterans' Parade is Historic Wellesley. Town Historian Beth Hinchliffe has written a series of articles for the Townsman about the town's story, including this one. … ...

Students at Wellesley College, a top liberal arts school that has only accepted women for the past 150 years, is set to vote Tuesday on whether transgender and nonbinary applicants should be ...

Some Wellesley residents sour on pickleball and its ‘pop pop pop.’ Pickleball courts have been set up at Sprague Fields near homes where neighbors have been complaining about pickleball ...

The elite liberal all-women’s Wellesley College finds itself in an uncomfortable position today – pressed by students and caught in a web of wokeness. Students at the school – whose famous ...

In 1990, Barbara Bush spoke to Wellesley graduates against a backdrop of controversy. Some students felt she was only invited because of her husband's achievements, not her own. But she won most ...

There are about 6,000 members of the Wellesley Women for Hillary group. When they talk to undecided voters, they are able to dispel the notion that Clinton is cold or aloof.

To find out more about these Nobel Prize winners and other interesting Wellesley residents, you can attend a free talk today by Hinchliffe called "Famous Residents of Wellesley Past and Present." ...

Wellesley, a town in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, where its residents earn at least $110,000 in income, was recognized as the state's largest boomtown ...