The Memory of Water at the Vokes, February 27-March 15
The Vokes Players of Wayland present The Memory of Water, written by Shelagh Stephenson and directed by James Barton. Performances will be held at Beatrice…
Longtime Wayland town clerk to retire
Wayland Town Crier 1/29/14: Longtime Wayland town clerk to retire. Lois Toombs, longtime town clerk and perhaps the most familiar face at Town Building, has…
Singin’ & Swingin’ Benefit Bash for Golden Tones Chorus, Sunday, April 6
Singin’ & Swingin’ Benefit Bash for Golden Tones Chorus Sunday, April 6, 2014, 2-5pm at Wayland High School Join us for an afternoon of fun…
News and Events from the Wayland Library, January 31, 2014
HOLIDAY HOURS The library will be closed on Monday, February 17, for Presidents Day. PROFESSOR TERESA AMABILE SPEAKING ON “THE PROGRESS PRINCIPLE: JOY AND CREATIVITY…
Latest listing of candidates in 2014 Town Elections
The following is a listing of individuals who have taken out papers for the upcoming elections (as of January 30, 11:30am). We will periodically update…
TAKE OUR SURVEY – Citizen Input into the Hiring of the Next Town Administrator
Town of Wayland 1/30/14: TAKE OUR SURVEY – Citizen Input into the Hiring of the Next Town Administrator. The Town of Wayland is conducting a…
New Owner of Patch Lays Off Hundreds
New York Times 1/30/14: New Owner of Patch Lays Off Hundreds. Just two weeks ago, AOL announced that it was handing over the majority stake…
Driver who severely injured Mass. trooper in 2003 drunken driving crash avoids more jail time
Greenfield Reporter 1/29/14: Driver who severely injured Mass. trooper in 2003 drunken driving crash avoids more jail time. A Wayland man was sentenced Wednesday to…
Wayland woman tied to thefts by eBay sales
Wayland Town Crier 1/29/14: Wayland woman tied to thefts by eBay sales. A Wayland woman stole nearly $1,000 worth of merchandise from the Natick Mall…
School Committee continues to debate reconfiguration of buildings
Wayland Town Crier 1/28/14: School Committee continues to debate reconfiguration of buildings. The School Committee last week continued to debate the merits of the various…