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On the 50th Anniversary of Sylvia Plath's Death
Sylvia Plath, who grew up in Wellesley and wrote "The Bell Jar," took her life in February 1963. Wellesley College is celebrating with an art installation.

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Sylvia Plath, who grew up in Wellesley and wrote "The Bell Jar," took her life in February 1963. Wellesley College is celebrating with an art installation.

Needham State Representative Denise Garlick reports on her work for the past year, and previews the 2013 legislative session.
Agreement between Wellesley father and daughter to switch off Facebook getting some press.
Five things today for folks who are interested in education, writing or Town Meeting membership.
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A quick look at Needham High School sports action over the past week, featuring basketball, track and gymnastics.
The following information was supplied by the Needham Police Department. Any charges mentioned do not indicate a conviction.
The following information was supplied by the Wellesley Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Both Needham and Wellesley schools are open, with a two-hour delay. Was this the right call for the towns?
As you dig out from the blizzard, snap some photos and give your back a break.
As you dig out from the blizzard, snap some photos and give your back a break.
About 1 percent of Needham NStar customers reporting power outages.
Thanks to Winter Storm Nemo, Needham is expecting between 21 and 33 inches of snow this weekend! See how many inches have fallen in your area with the LIVE map below.
Thanks to Winter Storm Nemo, Wellesley is expecting between 21 and 33 inches of snow this weekend! See how many inches have fallen in your area with the LIVE map below.
As Winter Storm Nemo hits, a frosty Five Things you Need to Know.
As Winter Storm Nemo hits, a frosty Five Things you Need to Know.
Two new Needham Channel videos from the latest hockey game and the basketball game against Weymouth.
The Boston Cello Quartet stopped by the Wellesley Channel studio to talk about their upcoming album.