Category: News
Committee won’t ask for proof of credit card statement search
Wayland Town Crier 8/1/14: Committee won’t ask for proof of credit card statement search. The Wayland School Committee has expressed no interest in obtaining proof…
Lots of Wayland Cyclists Join Pan-Mass Challenge This Weekend
Wayland Patch 8/1/14: Lots of Wayland Cyclists Join Pan-Mass Challenge This Weekend. On Aug. 2 and 3, local residents participate in the 35th annual Pan-Mass…
Stephen Kadlik Appointed to DPW Director
Interim Town Administrator Robert Mercier announced at the Monday, 7/28/14 Board of Selectmen’s meeting that Stephen Kadlik has been appointed to the position of DPW…
State orders Wayland to release records on METCO chief discussions
Wayland Town Crier 7/29/14: State orders Wayland to release records on METCO chief discussions. The secretary of state’s office has ordered the Wayland Public Schools…
Wayland Recreation Commission discusses field report
Wayland Town Crier 7/29/14: Wayland Recreation Commission discusses field report. The Recreation Commission discussed an updated version of a report aimed at new athletic field…
Wayland-based Golden Tones chorus receives grant
Wayland Town Crier 7/28/14: Wayland-based Golden Tones chorus receives grant. The Tufts Health Plan Foundation is providing more than $1.6 million in new funding to…
‘Green’ towns land state grants for energy-saving projects
Boston Globe 7/27/14: ‘Green’ towns land state grants for energy-saving projects. More than a dozen area communities have received state grants to help pay for…
Wayland High School ranks #28 in state in US News & World Report’s High School listing
US News and World Report 2014 Rankings: Best High Schools in Massachusetts. Wayland earned a “Silver Medal” and a 28th place ranking in Massachusetts in…
Wayland FinCom looks at long-term planning
Wayland Town Crier 7/24/14: Wayland FinCom looks at long-term planning. The Finance Committee asked for the public’s assistance last week in creating long-term planning goals…
Committee’s legal bills over $62K for nine months
Wayland Town Crier 7/24/14: Committee’s legal bills over $62K for nine months. The School Committee recently decided it wants more specificity in, and greater frequency…