Month: December 2013

Wayland Town Crier 12/14/13: Long-planned rail trail taking shape. Years in the making, a 23-mile section of a proposed multi-use recreation path stretching from Northampton…

HOLIDAY HOURS On Tuesday, December 24, the library will close at noon and will reopen on Thursday, December 26, at 9 a.m. We will close…

Wayland Patch 12/13/13: Wayland Schools Chief Issues Elementary School Recommendation. Wayland Public School’s Superintendent Paul Stein is recommending the K-5 elementary school grade reconfiguration including…

Wayland Patch 12/13/13: Wayland Town Clerk is Retiring. Wayland Town Clerk Lois Toombs is retiring next year. Toombs has submitted her letter of retirement to…

The Elementary Building Use Task Force – a community group consisting of parents, community members, faculty, principals, and other administrators – worked diligently over the…

Wayland Town Crier 12/12/13: Selectmen vote for same tax rate for residents and businesses. The Board of Selectmen on Monday night voted unanimously to retain…

Wayland Patch 12/12/13: Former Wayland Resident Taylor Schilling Gets Golden Globe Nomination. Former Wayland resident Taylor Schilling was nominated on Thursday for a Golden Globe…

Natick Patch 12/12/13: Wayland Man Arrested on Charge of Assault With a Shovel in Natick. A call to the Natick Police Department on Dec. 11…

Wayland Town Crier 12/11/13: Wayland selectmen argue over Turkington’s termination. The Board of Selectmen’s abrupt termination of former Town Administrator Fred Turkington in late August…

Avoid long lines at the mall and come to the Wayland Depot to do your holiday shopping. There is plenty of parking for our customers!…