Launched in 2005, WellesleyWeston Magazine is a quarterly publication tailored to Wellesley and Weston residents and edited to enrich the experience of living in two of Massachusetts' most desirable communities.
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MK74 / DREAMSTIME.COM 176 22 COURTESY OF UVISUALIZE TRAVEL contents 186 departments winter 2013/2014 22 The Green Scene 142 Business 176 Food & Wine Evergreens are beauties that define the win- Three international entrepreneurs look back Our holiday wine guide will help you select ter season with their majesty and grandeur. at the paths that brought them to our area. the wine that brings out the best in every Ruth Furman highlights a few of her favorites. holiday menu and delights every wine- 150 Fitness & Health loving guest. Local couples dealing with infertility have 28 10 Tips for Holiday Beauty treatment options close to home. 186 Our expert tips will help you toast the Excursions Join the growing number of adults who are 32 158 Inbox Good Works combining learning experiences with travel Containers2Clinics delivers sustainable holidays with style. to create truly memorable vacations. health to the humblest parts of the world. 194 Get the latest on the people who make 166 About Town Artist Profile Wellesley and Weston residents attending read about important events in Wellesley The new art gallery at North Hill showcases noteworthy events throughout Greater Boston. and Weston. established artists and provides older things go in community businesses and people with cultural opportunities. 46 Forum 208 Last But Not Least This page gives our readers the opportunity Books to express themselves creatively with to them. In this issue, Bob Damon provides In her book Wellesley Wives, local author writing, art, and photography. In this issue, some background information about the Suzy Duffy finds plenty of romance and Patty Lenz Bovie shares her thoughts on Wellesley Historical Society's new home. humor in a familiar setting. one of her favorite places in Wellesley. Readers speak out on issues of importance 172