Month: July 2014

Wayland Town Crier 7/14/14: Candidate for governor visits Wayland business. Fresh from his victory at the Democratic Party State Convention, Steve Grossman, candidate for governor,…

Wayland Town Crier 7/17/14: Spaces available in Wayland Recreation programs. The Wayland Recreation Department has some great summer programs coming up in the next few…

Source: BU Today. Photo by Cydney Scott BU Today 7/16/14: Turning a Personal Tragedy Into a Life-Saving Mission. Malcolm Astley spent his childhood trying to…

Free, hands-on, waterside workshops for children (6 and up) and their parents. Thursday, July 31 (along the Sudbury River in Framingham) or Tuesday, August 5…

Wayland Town Crier 7/15/14: Two arrested after fleeing head-on collision. After a head-on collision at BJ’s Wholesale Club on Whittier Street on Monday, two men…

Wayland Town Crier 7/15/14: Wayland town administrator finalists named. The Board of Selectmen’s interviews with the three finalists for the next town administrator have been…

Wayland Town Crier 7/14/14: Turkington to assume town administrator duties in Sharon. Fred Turkington, the unanimous choice of the board of selectmen and the last…

Wawyland Town Crier 7/14/14: Permit issued for construction to start on Framingham project. The town has issued a building permit allowing construction to start on…

Wayland Town Crier 7/14/14: Ashland, Sudbury, Wayland awarded energy grants. The state awarded the town a $250,000 clean energy grant on Monday as part of…

Boston Globe 7/12/14: 11 area districts join new virtual school. A new public school drawing students from across the region, and the state, opens next…