Spotted on the Wayland calendar: Wellesley Weston Lifetime Learning Fall Session Starts September 14!
You won’t want to miss Complimentary Presentation - Wealth and Wellness: Balancing Financial, Physical, & Mental Well-Being on the…
Make time for Rosh Hashanah with Rabbi Emily Mathis, Singer-Songwriter Julie Silver & B'nai Torah MetroWest on the Wayland Patch calendar
Spotted on the Wayland calendar: Rosh Hashanah with Rabbi Emily Mathis, Singer-Songwriter Julie Silver & B'nai Torah MetroWest
Voters will weigh in on several contested races Tuesday.
Coming up: Move and Mingle: Moms & Babies on the Wayland Patch calendar
Coming up on the Wayland Patch calendar: Move and Mingle: Moms & Babies
Six local rowing graduates have continued their athletic careers at colleges across the Northeast.
The Anthropologie Group home and garden brand officially opened this week.
Early, in-person voting takes place at the Town Clerk's Office in Wayland.
The firefighter who aided the response at the World Trade Center after the Sept. 11 attacks is retiring after more than 30 years.
Wayland recorded more home sales in July despite a decline in prices.
A school in Wayland has been named one of the state's top public high schools.
The child succumbed to life-threatening injuries when a tree fell in Wayland this week.
A new state grant will help Wayland cut municipal energy use and add electric vehicles to its fleet.
A local senior living community’s maintenance director has received statewide recognition for her work supporting residents and staff.
A child suffered life-threatening injuries and an adult was also injured when a tree fell at a Wayland summer camp Tuesday morning.
The work included installing rooftop solar panels.
Some Wayland voters may receive two mail-in ballots after an administrative error at a town office.
Officials asked residents to avoid the area while local crews and mutual aid partners remained at the scene.
Firefighters contained a brush fire near Lake Cochituate after flames spread into surrounding trees.
A local conservation organization is expanding its work to meet the growing need for native seeds for ecological restoration projects.
He is challenging incumbent District Attorney Marian Ryan in the Sept. 1 primary.
The 17-year-old will be charged with the murder of his family members, according to multiple reports.
Wayland residents may notice an increased police presence at Greenways Conservation.
The funding comes from a state grant program aimed at lowering municipal energy costs and modernizing public buildings.
ELVIS advises Wayland’s moderator on electronic voting and oversees its use at Annual and Special Town Meetings.
A mosquito collected in Wayland this week has tested positive for West Nile virus.
The program follows Rachel Revere, a witness to the American Revolution, and the wife and close confidant of Paul Revere.
Wayland residents have a chance to serve on a town board without committing to a regular full-time role.
Wayland water customers have a new way to monitor usage and watch for possible household leaks.
The work follows several recent closures tied to roadway improvements on Glezen Lane.
Simon is campaigning in the Democratic primary for the seat currently held by Rep. Carmine Gentile, who is not seeking re-election.
The new business will transform Wayland's first town hall and library into a cafe and community hub.
Bob Lavin Sr., the owner of Lavin's Liquors since the early 1960s, has died.
The show is the final performance in the Council on Aging’s 15th Annual Outdoor Community Concert Series.
Wayland residents will have a chance to weigh in on the town's work to reduce risks from natural hazards and climate change.
The town recorded 15 closed sales in June, down year over year.
The final Tracing Liberty events will run July 23 to July 26 and include talks, walks and a panel featuring author Joseph McGill Jr.