Category: News
Happy Hollow team competes in state championship
Wayland Town Crier 1/26/14: Happy Hollow team competes in state championship. Team Lego Electrical Engineers from Happy Hollow School qualified for the First Lego League…
Wayland Selectman Says He Will Seek Reelection
Wayland Patch 1/24/14: Wayland Selectman Says He Will Seek Reelection. Wayland selectman Joe Nolan plans to seek reelection to a fourth term, he told Wayland…
Aer exclusive interview
Wayland Student Press Network 1/22/14: Aer exclusive interview. WSPN recently caught up with WHS grads Carter Schultz and David von Mering, otherwise known as the…
Looking back at colonial gardening for Wayland’s 375th anniversary
Wayland Town Crier 1/23/14: Looking back at colonial gardening for Wayland’s 375th anniversary. The Wayland Garden Club took a roomful of MetroWest area residents back…
New Tenant Signed for Wayland Town Center
Wayland Patch 1/23/14: New Tenant Signed for Wayland Town Center. Boston Sports Club has signed on as one of the latest tenants for Wayland Town…
Wayland teen charged with baseball bat beating
Wayland Patch 1/22/14: Police Looking for Wayland Teen Facing Assault Charges. A 17-year-old Wayland teen is facing charges for allegedly being involved in a planned…
See Who Is Planning to Run for Wayland Board of Selectmen
Wayland Patch 1/21/14: See Who Is Planning to Run for Wayland Board of Selectmen. Wayland Finance Committee member Cherry Karlson says she plans to run…
Group seeks to improve Lake Cochituate in Natick
Wayland Town Crier 1/20/14: Group seeks to improve Lake Cochituate in Natick. The Lake Cochituate Watershed Council Wednesday is hosting what member Pat Conaway calls…
Wayland Elementary Schools Reconfiguration Takes Another Step
Wayland Patch 1/21/14: Wayland Elementary Schools Reconfiguration Takes Another Step. Wayland Public Schools are one step closer to reconfiguring its elementary schools. The Wayland School…
Obituary: Rosalind Dickinson Kingsbury
Boston Globe 1/18/14: Rosalind Dickinson Kingsbury, 1922-2013. Rosalind Dickinson Kingsbury relished oysters plucked from the surf, extended tiebreakers on the tennis court, the appearance of…