Top Stories in Wellesley: March

Framingham Cyclist, 47, Struck by Wellesley Driver

Wellesley Police have arrested a man, 21, for striking a Framingham cyclist Friday night. He was charged with operating a vehicle, while under the influence of alcohol. Wellesley Police said the cyclist was a Framingham man, 47.

Wellesley Man Was Drinking All Day Prior to Hit-and-Run

A 21-year-old man who struck a bicyclist Friday and then fled the scene had been drinking throughout the day, police said. Connor Campanelli hit the 47-year-old Framingham man as they were traveling in opposite directions on Hampshire Road near Bristol Road. He drove off, but turned himself in to police later that evening.

Newton-Wellesley Hospital Nurses Authorize Strike

Registered nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital on Wednesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of authorizing a strike. According to Massachusetts Nurses Association, the union that represents close to 1,000 nurses at Newton-Wellesley, ninety percent of voters supported the option to strike.

Wellesley Man Pleads Not Guilty to Cyclist Hit-and-Run

A Wellesley man has plead not guilty to serious charges stemming from a hit-and-run on Friday. Connor Campanelli, 21, turned himself in to police Friday after a witness placed him at the scene of the accident. According to law enforcement, Campanelli hit a 47-year-old Framingham man riding his bike on Hampshire Road while the two were traveling in opposite directions.

Super Tuesday 2016: Wellesley Voting Results

Today Wellesley voters flooded the polls to place their picks for the Democratic and Republican nominees. According to the Wellesley Town Clerk’s office, Hillary Clinton and John Kasich earned the most votes from their respective parties.