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Discrimination: Anti-semitism, Islamophobia, Racism: What can be done to foster understanding of “the other” and why that understanding is crucial to a democratic society, Thursday, April 27

The Weston-Wayland Interfaith Action Group and The Weston PTO Presents the 2017 Peg Kerwin Lecture: Discrimination: Anti-semitism, Islamophobia, Racism: What can be done to foster…

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Gilmore honored at TD Garden

Wayland Town Crier 4/21/17: Gilmore honored at TD Garden. Exactly a month after her high school career ended in heartbreaking fashion, Rebecca Gilmore got to…

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Judge sides with Wayland over Glezen Lane/Rte. 27 turning restrictions

Wayland Town Crier 4/21/17: Judge sides with Wayland over Glezen Lane/Rte. 27 turning restrictions. A superior court judge has sided with the town in a…

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Wayland resident earns award for outstanding citizenship

Boston Globe 4/20/17: Wayland resident earns award for outstanding citizenship. The Wayland Public Ceremonies Committee has named Anne Becker, leader of the Wayland chapter of…

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Wayland Town Administrator announces Mainstone Farm conservation

Wayland Town Crier 4/17/17: Wayland Town Administrator announces Mainstone Farm conservation. Nan Balmer, Wayland Town Administrator, and Lisa Vernegaard, executive director of Sudbury Valley Trustees,…

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Mosquito spraying starting up in MetroWest

Wayland Town Crier 4/17/17: Mosquito spraying starting up in MetroWest. A sign of summer will be sweeping across MetroWest communities soon as mosquito control crews…

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Congratulations to Wayland’s marathoners

Marathon times for runners listing Wayland as their hometown. First among Wayland finishers was Marshall Bartlett, who finished in 3:20.53. Anne Johnson was the first…

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Wayland Resident Presents Play On Reincarnation And Abortion To Packed House

Wayland Patch 4/17/17: Wayland Resident Presents Play On Reincarnation And Abortion To Packed House. Wayland Resident and Brandeis University Resident Scholar in the Women’s Studies…

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White House speechwriter visits

Wayland Town Crier 4/13/17: White House speechwriter visits. Sarah Hurwitz’s experiences on a Wayland school trip to Washington, D.C., helped shape her career path. In…

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Wayland’s Bernie Weichsel inducted into ski hall of fame

Boston Globe 4/13/17: Wayland’s Bernie Weichsel inducted into ski hall of fame. The United States Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame is best known for…

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