Long time RN Maureen Horan has been promoted to senior wellness director at EPOCH Senior Living property.
Wellesley area restaurants were helped by a federal program as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
The Paycheck Protection Program helped around 103,507 Massachusetts businesses in 2021 alone, including some in Wellesley.
Bankruptcy filings were down in Norfolk County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.
The new restaurant is replacing Door No. 7 on Linden Street and is operating under the same owners.
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Wellesley's current business climate has been challenged and impacted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
At the beginning of January, Wellesley joined the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber of Commerce.
The move is a means to increase members' reach and give Wellesley businesses and nonprofits a louder voice, the Wellesley Chamber said.
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Gap, inc. said the closure was part of a "strategy to adapt to the changing needs of our customer and growth of our online business."
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The new 'Festival of Trees' celebration will replace the Holiday Stroll, Linden Square Tree Lighting and other traditional festivities.
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“Recovery has gone a lot like 2020 has gone" said owner Nathan Brosey. "Just when we think we’re getting ahead of it, another thing comes."
The number of Wellesley residents reporting income of $1 million or more increased 12.1 percent in 2017.
Small Business Saturday — it's on Nov. 30 this year — helps local businesses in Wellesley compete.
This will affect local Whole Foods stores including Wellesley, Newton and Dedham.
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The Kid's Place is changing its name to the Painting Place, so it can expand its audience to college students, other adults, and children.
Aetna was approved for a tax credit of $1.25 million by the Gov. Baker administration
The sports center tried getting gas services installed under an emergency measure, but elected not to due to Merrimack Valley's gas scare.
CouCou has picked Wellesley has the location for their second store.
Here's what you need to know about the annual event from the Wellesley Square Merchants Association.
Seasoned HR pros Karyn Rhodes and Christopher Panell have been selected to lead the new team.
The company also plans on renovating their office on Route 9.
Waterstone at Wellesley, a luxury independent and assisted living community, is celebrating six years of operation this month.
The new fitness center will open on Central Street in Wellesley Square.WE
After years of discussion, the groundbreaking for the Wellesley Sports Center is about to happen.
Smith & Wollensky is set to take over the space where Blue Ginger once was. And they'll have 23 seats at the bar.
CrepeBerry is the creation of Amelia Childs, who owned Broken Grounds in Newton. She's open now in the space where Dorset Cafe once was.
According to an announcement on the 2nd Time Around Consignment store's website, all of its stores are closing in June.
Along with town offices and banks, by state law, liquor stores are also closed on Memorial Day in Massachusetts.
Monday and Tuesday Bertucci's is joining forces with Cops for Kids With Cancer.
Blue Ginger will shut down after nearly 20 years in business.
The nationwide protest against President Trump's immigration policies is happening right in your neighborhood.
The restaurant offers "fast food" made with light and fresh ingredients.
Looking for a new watering hole this year? Here's what Yelp reviewers say are the best joints in Wellesley.
Hyunsook Song was recently appointed vice president of product management and community relations for Public Plans.