As
we enter our fifth
year of publishing
WellesleyWeston
Magazine, a few
people have asked
me if I ever worry
that we will run
out of topics
to write about.
The answer is
a big, resounding “No.” In
fact, it more
History
was recently
re-made at Weston’s
Golden Ball
Tavern when
the pre-Revolutionary “Weston
Tea Party” was
brought to life
for a film by
Weston High
School students
and professional
actors. more
Wellesley
Police Chief
Terrence Cunningham
and Weston Police
Chief Steven
Shaw talk about
the challenges
and rewards
of community
policing in
our two towns
that share so
much. more
Largely
forgotten today,
the Group 20
Players at Wellesley
College once
made the Hay
Amphitheater
the center of
American summer
theater and
helped to launch
many successful
acting careers. more
Americans
adopt more international
children than
all countries
combined, and
there are hundreds
of inter-country
adoptive families
living in Wellesley
and Weston.
Parents, adoption
experts, and
children share
their stories
with us. more
This
non-profit,
award-winning,
international
youth circus
is coming to
Wellesley this
summer and
the spirited
performers
and organizers
prove that
they’re
not just clowning
around. more
