WaylandCares Coalition Meeting, September 22 at 7:30 am
WaylandCares is a community coalition encouraging youth to making healthy decisions. The coalition includes youth, parents, school administrators, religious organizations, healthcare professionals, local businesses and…
Parmenter hosts 2015 Hoedown, September 26
With a beautifully Lit Barn, Mechanical Bull, Photo Booth, Dinner under the Tent, Line Dancing and more. A Mechanical Bull Riding Contest is held –…
Wayland’s After-School Chinese Classes to Begin 10th Year
This fall will mark the tenth year that Chinese Language and Culture classes have been offered after-school to Wayland students. Led by Coco Min Zhou…
Dessert at The Local to benefit Neighor Brigade
Source: Wayland Town Crier Wayland Town Crier 9/9/15: Dessert at The Local to benefit Neighor Brigade. For the month of September, The Local at Wayland…
Wayland preps withdrawal from Minuteman
Wayland Town Crier 9/9/15: Wayland preps withdrawal from Minuteman. The Board of Selectmen last week approved the wording of an article to be submitted to…
Quick action at Bent Park in Wayland saves resident
Wayland Town Crier 9/9/15: Quick action at Bent Park in Wayland saves resident. Thanks to quick thinking and quick action by two residents of the…
Wayland School’s Green Team meets on Thursday, September 10
Thursday, September 10, 3:30-5pm in the Happy Hollow Library is this year’s first Wayland School’s Green Team meeting. Join others interested in gardens, composting and…
Wayland-Weston Crew runs Ergathon on September 19
The Ergathon features a crew-worthy Pancake Breakfast, Speed Ride, Learn to Row, and Launch Rides at Lake Cochituate. Thank you for your support of the…
Wayland sisters carry on mother’s legacy
Wayland Town Crier 9/8/15: Wayland sisters carry on mother’s legacy. The Washek sisters of Wayland – Kathryn (23), Jessica (17) and Ainsley (25) – will…
Wayland weighs move into state insurance pool
Wayland Town Crier 9/8/15: Wayland weighs move into state insurance pool. The town stands to save as much as $1.3 million by moving its workers…