Category: News
Wayland resident elected to Human Relations Service board
Wayland Town Crier 11/10/16: Wayland resident elected to Human Relations Service board. Malcolm Astley, of Wayland, was elected to the board of trustees of The…
Architects unveil schematic plan for new Wayland library
Wayland Town Crier 11/2/16: Architects unveil schematic plan for new Wayland library. Architects and library officials presented on Wednesday a schematic design for a potential…
Town Meeting to weigh future of civil service for police officers
Wayland Town Crier 11/2/16: Town Meeting to weigh future of civil service for police officers. Town Meeting is slated to weigh in this month on…
Wayland selectmen weigh in on town administratorâs performance
Wayland Town Crier 11/1/16: Wayland selectmen weigh in on town administratorâs performance. Selectmen in their most recent review of Town Administrator Nan Balmer generally praised…
Clerks anticipate another busy week amid high early voting turnout
Wayland Town Crier 11/1/16: Clerks anticipate another busy week amid high early voting turnout. In MetroWest and the Milford area, it seems early voting has…
Wayland welcomes Dana Mastroianni as the new Director of the Wayland Free Public Library
Wayland welcomes Dana Mastroianni as the new Director of the Wayland Free Public Library. Ms. Mastroianni began her duties at the Library on Monday, October…
Wayland School Committee to run a series of public meetings to explore changes to school start times for next school year
The Wayland School Committee is running a series of public meetings to explore changes to school start times at each of the Town’s schools possibly…
New chapter for Wayland library director
Wayland Town Crier 10/26/16: New chapter for Wayland library director. A self-described bookworm, Ann Knight relished regular trips to the library as a child to…
Rail trail construction starting soon
Wayland Town Crier 10/22/16: Rail trail construction starting soon. Officials hope to break ground soon on Wayland’s stretch of a rail trail that will eventually…
WPS ranked at levels one and two by Massachusetts Department of Education
Wayland Student Press Network 10/18/16: WPS ranked at levels one and two by Massachusetts Department of Education. Wayland Public Schools were ranked by the Massachusetts…