by Peggy | Feb 28, 2026 | Events, Wellesley News
Nearly 150 people filled the gracious residence built by Dr. Frederic Stanwood in 1916, at 323 Washington Street (adjacent to the Cliff Road ramp next to the Hills post office), to commemorate the re-birth of the still-dignified yet formerly weary and threadbare...
by Peggy | Feb 26, 2026 | Home
“Creating spaces that are warm and cozy, but also timeless is the sweet spot. That’s where small details can make a big difference.” With the right mix of imagination and intention, you can create kids’ spaces in your home that grow with your family—and tell your...
by Peggy | Feb 21, 2026 | Inbox
The Wellesley Historical Society (WHS) has joined the North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Association—a major new benefit for WHS members. Select memberships now include complimentary general admission at more than 1,400 museums across North America, including...
by Peggy | Dec 14, 2025 | Fitness and Health, Home
As the lines between home and wellness continue to blur, the in-house gym has emerged as a cornerstone of modern living. No longer relegated to a dark corner with a yoga mat and dumbbells, today’s home fitness spaces are thoughtfully designed, structurally sound, and...
by Peggy | Dec 11, 2025 | Being green, Home
Years ago, back when my kids were teens, I penned a piece for this magazine about a tradition my family had every year just after Thanksgiving. Before we’d even set foot out the door to search for a Christmas tree, we’d bundle up, arm ourselves with thermoses full of...
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