Waylandenews Executive Director Kim Reichelt is a member of the Wayland School Committee
Non-Profit Highlight
Human Relations Service
Mission: HRS is the private, non-profit mental health agency serving families and children in Wellesley, Weston, and Wayland. Our mission is to heal lives and strengthen our community: to treat, reduce, and prevent mental illness and to support the well-being of children, families, and institutions in our towns.
Whether you are new to town or have been around for a while, the Wayland Mom’s Group is the place to be! Join our group to post questions, find resources, or found out what’s going on around town.
Happy New Year to all who celebrate Rosh Hashanah.
Wayland will be holding a Special Town Election October 2 with question on Sale of Recreational Marijuana on October 2. This is a ballot question which asks whether Wayland should ban the sale of recreational marijuana in Wayland (sample ballot online here). Absentee ballots are now available at the Town Clerk’s office. Applications for Absentee Ballots are available until noon on October 1st and can be found on the Town Clerks website (or online here). Ballots must be received in the Town Clerks office by 8pm election day. If you have any questions, please contact the Wayland Town Clerks Office. Please return the 2018 annual town census in order to update your voter status. If you have not received the census, please notify the Town Clerk’s Office at 508-358-3630.
Among events this week:
* CANCELLED: Learn about Pollinators (was Monday, will be rescheduled)
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In the News…
News from the past week
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Framingham, Wayland partner on bridge repair. A vehicle and pedestrian bridge spanning a quiet section of the Sudbury River is in line for repairs under a new agreement executed by Framingham and Wayland. The two communities will jointly fund a project to inspect and fix the roughly 100-foot bridge, which links Potter Road in Framingham and Stonebridge Road in Wayland.
* Wayland Welcomes Three New Firefighters. Three new firefighters were sworn in this week, joining the Wayland Fire Department. Lindsay Byrne, Mitchel Mabardy and Jack Stafford were sworn in this week at the Wayland Board of Selectmen meeting, the newest firefighters to the squad.
* WHDC disappointed in decision to demolish historic sites. The Wayland Historic District Commission wishes to express its extreme disappointment in the Trinitarian Congregational Church’s decision to demolish two of its historic properties at the center of our community.
* Schedule for asbestos cleanup on Wayland property remains uncertain. With asbestos cleanup still uncertain, the town and a developer have extended the deadline to build 188 apartments on Rte. 20 for another six months. The latest extension, which runs through the end of February, follows a 6-month extension that expired Aug. 31.
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How you can help…
You can access the announcements below on our website:
Library Seeks Parent/Teacher Volunteers for Girls Who Code. If you would like to volunteer to help facilitate this club, please contact Pam McCuen. The main requirement for facilitators is willingness to work with the girls, learn along with them. Some experience with programming is helpful, but not necessary.
This fall and early winter, Wayland’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will be conducting training for those who are interested in becoming members of the CERT team. Training will take place on Monday evenings, 7-9pm beginning September 24 at the Wayland Public Safety Building, at the intersection of routes 27 and 20, and will run for 10 weeks. More details are available online here. Please consider becoming a member of Wayland CERT and learn how to take care of yourself, family and neighbors in the event of an emergency! For more information, and to register for the upcoming training, please contact Joseph Gordon, Wayland CERT Coordinator or Doug Leard, LEPC Chairman.
OARS River Cleanup, September 15
OARS will hold its 32nd Annual River Cleanup on Saturday, September 15 from 9am-12pm. OARS volunteers will walk the banks and wade into the Assabet, Sudbury, and Concord Rivers to help restore our beautiful rivers for people, fish and wildlife. Trash, tires, bottles, car parts, bicycles – whatever we find that shouldn’t be there – will be collected for appropriate disposal. The cleanup will be followed by a pizza lunch and celebration along the rivers. For more information and to volunteer please contact the OARS office at 978-369-3956 or office@oars3rivers.org.
Become a Tutor of English. Have you ever thought about tutoring someone in English? Most people who decide to become tutors are thinking of the good it can do, helping others become more proficient in English and better able to cope with employment, landlords, schools or the medical profession. But then they discover the rewards, the satisfaction that comes as progress is made and a relationship develops that enriches both learner and tutor. Tutors often speak of their pleasure in learning about another culture and their greater appreciation for the challenges facing those who are adapting to ours.
Because of the constant demand for tutoring, all available tutors are now working with students, and the next tutor-training course has been scheduled. ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) program director Ginny Steel is currently enrolling prospective tutors for the five-session course that starts on October 15. The class will meet at the Wayland Library on five Monday evenings 6-9pm. Class dates this fall are October 15, 22 and 29 and November 5 and 19 (not meeting on Veterans Day). No prior knowledge of a foreign language is needed, just an openness to other cultures and the desire to share your knowledge of English. The training is free, although it is necessary to purchase a textbook for about $20.
For more information or to enroll in the tutor-training course, you can phone Ginny Steel at 508-358-7517 or email her at virginia@thesteels.com.
Resources for ESL tutors and learners are available online here.
Annual 5K Run/Walk, September 23, Benefits Wayland’s Dudley Pond Association. The 22nd annual Dudley Pond Run will be held Sunday, September 23. Proceeds benefit the Dudley Pond Association’s efforts to preserve the quality of Dudley Pond and fight invasive pondweeds. There are events for all ages and abilities: a 5-kilometer race sanctioned by USA Track & Field, a 2-mile competitive walk, a kids’ race, and a non-competitive fitness walk. Complete details, including information on registration and on becoming a sponsor are online here.
6th Annual Pam’s Run – Registration is Open. Claypit Hill School, Sunday, October 14, 10am. Mark your calendars now. Pam’s Run includes a 5K Run/Walk, a 10K Run, and a Kids’ Fun Run. Registration is open now. Go to: www.pamsrun.com
6th Annual John Tanner Pumpkin Shuffle 5K, Russell’s Garden Center – 397 Boston Post Road. Saturday, October 13, 11:30 am. We are happy to announce the 6th Annual John Tanner Pumpkin Shuffle 5K Run/Walk to benefit children with Batten disease. Every participant will receive a free mini pumpkin. Register and sponsor at www.ourpromisetonicholas.com or www.thedriven.net/event.race_reg/eid/10235013478
Wayland Cancer Warriors seek donations and team members for September 9 MGH Everyday Amazing Race. Wayland Cancer Warriors is a team of Wayland families running the Eversource Everyday Amazing race to raise funds for the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Cancer Center. Please consider donating or joining the team to help MGH in its amazing work with cancer patients and survivors. The race includes a 5K Run/Walk and a Kids’ Dash along the Charles River Esplanade in Boston.
The MGH Everyday Amazing Race takes place at the Charles River Esplanade, Boston on Sunday, September 9, 7:30 am. You can learn more, donate, or join the Wayland Cancer Warriors team here.
Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers Needed. Join the MRC! New Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers are always needed! We have a great group of volunteers, however, we would love to recruit new members. If you are interested in helping out your community and would like to volunteer please contact the Health Department at Health@wayland.ma.us.
Applications available for Youth in Philanthropy program this fall in Wayland. Do you know an eighth grade student who is interested in making an impact in their community and becoming a civic leader? The Foundation for MetroWest is currently accepting applications for their Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) program to take place this winter in Wayland. Applications are due no later than Friday, October 5 and are available online at www.yipmetrowest.org. Classes will meet at The Wayland Middle School on Monday afternoons, beginning November 5. Eighth grade students living in Wayland are eligible and welcome to apply. Information on a Metrowest High School Program is online here (deadline is September 5).
The Wayland Community Fund serves Wayland residents who need financial assistance. The WCF is a volunteer organization that provides assistance to Wayland residents in financial need, paying utility bills, rent, medical expenses and many other items. It pays bills, it does not provide cash. The organization was originally funded by a bequest from the late Suzanne Leavitt. Contributions from Wayland residents now provide sufficient funding. The WCF is staffed by five volunteers who cover all expenses. As a result, 100% of every contribution goes toward helping people in Wayland. Since its founding 20 years ago the WCF has provided more than $550,000 to Wayland residents in financial need. The Wayland Community Fund can be reached at 508-358-3624.More information on the fund, including who it serves, and how to donate, is available on the Wayland town website online here.
Meeting Schedule for The Week: See the Town Website’s Calendar online here. Please check the online calendar for the latest updates, as meetings noted below could have been updated (change in date, time or location) since we captured them. Also, some meetings could have been added since we collected the calendar information.
Please check the Town Calendarto confirm meeting times, locations and agenda. There can be updates from when we capture the schedule below.
Monday, September 10
* No meetings currently scheduled
Tuesday, September 11
* Permanent Municipal Building Committee, 7pm
* Zoning Board of Appeals, 7pm
* Board of Public Works, 7pm
* Housing Partnership, 7:30pm
Wednesday, September 12
* Council on Aging, 8am
* West Suburban Veterans District, 4pm
* Stormwater Management Forum, 7:30pm
* Energy and Climate Committee, 7:30pm
* Planning Board, 7:30pm
* Board of Public Works, 7:30
Thursday, September 13
* Municipal Affordable Housing Trust, 7:30pm
Friday, September 7
* The Education Cooperative, 8:15am
Announcements
You can access Announcements on our website by clicking here.
New announcements this week
Golden Tones chorus celebrates 30 years of feeling good through singing!
If you enjoy singing and dancing to pop classics and show tunes, come to a rehearsal at the Wayland Senior Center. Enjoy our Welcome Coffee on September 11, courtesy of the COA and our own bakers. There are no auditions and no attendance requirements, only a friendly group of music-lovers from all over MetroWest. The chorus, now 30 years young, performs almost 50 concerts a year, many to disadvantaged audiences and also at community events and schools. To learn more, visit goldentones.org, or call 508-318-6318.
The Wayland Depot opens for the season, Tuesday September 11.
The Wayland Depot, located at 1 Cochituate Road, (Rte. 27 across from the Library) opens Tuesday, September 11, for all your fall and winter holiday gift shopping. Stop in at the historic 1881 train station for high quality handcrafted textiles, pottery, jewelry, and many more unique items. Proceeds from this all-volunteer run Federation of Women’s Exchanges support Wayland organizations. The Wayland Community Fund, Wayland Neighbor Brigade, and the Parmenter Food Pantry were the most recent recipients of The Wayland Depot contributions. Come on in for great gifts, or maybe something special for yourself. Shop local and support good causes.
Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10am – 4pm at 1 Cochituate Rd (Rt. 27)
New Listings from the Wayland Library (previous listings are included in the prior announcements, jut below)
Adult Programs
* Book Craft: Succulent Planter. Make a succulent planter out of a book! All supplies provided but if you have a decoration you’d like to use, bring it along. Monday, September 24 at 7:30 p.m.
* Making a Photobook with Shutterfly: the Basics. How do you share all those great pictures you’ve been taking when they’re buried on your phone? With a Shutterfly book! Learn how to navigate the Shutterfly website, upload pictures from your computer, flash drive, or phone, and choose layouts and embellishments for your project. Gain the tools to create a beautiful book that you can purchase from Shutterfly. You’ll need to provide an email address to set up an account. Tuesday, September 25 at 2 p.m.
* Author Talk: Critical Hours-Search and Rescue in the White Mountains. A misread map, a sudden storm, a forgotten headlamp-and suddenly a leisurely hike turns into a dangerous endeavor. In the past decade, inexpensive but sophisticated navigation devices and mobile phones have led to alarming levels of overconfidence on the trail. Reading from his history of White Mountains search and rescue, Sandy Stott will examine this and other worrisome trends. Wednesday, September 26 at 7:30 p.m.
* Genealogy Workshop. Ancestors got you stumped? Have a question about military records? Need advice on finding your great-great-grandmother’s birth certificate? Drop by our genealogy workshop to chat with other genealogists, seasoned and newbie alike. Share your sleuthing stories, struggles, and triumphs. Thursday, September 13 and 27 at 1 p.m.
Baby and Preschool Programs
* Stuffed Animal Sleepover & Pajama Storytime. Wear your PJ’s and bring a stuffed animal to this pajama storytime. Then leave your stuffie at the library for a sleepover! Watch our Facebook page to see what mischief the animals get up to overnight! For ages 2 and up. Thursday, September 20, 6:30-7:00 p.m.
* Banned Books Storytime. Help us kick off Banned Books Week with this special storytime featuring favorite children’s books that have been banned or challenged. Enjoy songs, movements, and rhymes too! For babies to 5 years old with caregiver. Saturday, September 22, 11:00-11:30 am.
* Zumba. Rhythm and dance program led by Hayley Chizinsky of H2K Happy Healthy Kids Fitness Studio. Tuesday, September 25, 10:30 a.m.
School-Age Programs
* September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! Boost your superpowers by adding a library card to your back-to-school toolkit. Ask at the Children’s Desk about signing up for a library card today! (Children who get new library cards will get a sticker and a bookmark that feature characters from the Incredibles 2 movie!)
* Let’s Build: Lego Car Run. Let’s Build is a hands-on building workshop for kids in grades 4-6. Each month will feature a different building challenge. This month’s Let’s Build Challenge is to build the fastest Lego Car Run. Let’s Build workshops are run by Wayland High School Seniors Eileen Chau and Julia Treese. For kids in grades 4-6. Wednesday, September 26, 3:00-4:30 p.m.
* Girl Who Code Club. The Wayland Public Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club for girls in grades 6-12 again this year. The club will meet Tuesdays, from 4 to 6 p.m., October 16 through May 28, excluding school holidays. The teens will learn programming skills with Python, building simple sensor projects, and other technologies using Raspberry Pi single-board computers. The mission of Girls Who Code is to help bridge the gender gap in the technology fields. Wayland’s club will be led by Wayland parent and teacher volunteers, and the club will meet in the Raytheon Room of the library. For more about the Girls Who Code program, see https://girlswhocode.com. To register for the club, click here.
The library is also considering offering a Girls Who Code club for girls in grades 3-5, which would meet on Monday afternoons, from 4:30 to 6:00, October 15 to May 27, excluding school holidays. If you have a child interested in this program please email Youth Services librarian Pam McCuen at pmccuen@minlib.net. We need to know if there is enough interest before we commit to running the program. In addition, we will be offering a general information session about GWC for parents and girls on Tuesday, September 25, at 7 p.m. in the Raytheon Room of the Library.
Wayland Buzz Spotlight on Community & Personal Health
Host Susan Wagner covers these two important health issues. The first is important to our town’s health, and the second to our personal health. Our guests are Julia Junghanns, director of the Wayland Health Department, Darren MacCaughey, the sanitarian/ health agent who works with her; and Public Health Nurse Ruth Mori. Please join us starting Sunday, September 16.
The Buzz airs on Sundays and Tuesdays, at 10am and 6pm on your Public cable channel (Comcast Ch. 8; Verizon Ch. 37), and online on-demand anytime at WayCAM.tv/buzz
Open House at Lincoln Country Day Preschool, September 25, 5:30-7:30pm. Our students range from 2.9 years of age in September through 5-6 years of age (our Pre-K program) We welcome families from Lincoln, Concord, Sudbury, Wayland, Weston and other local towns. Parents, with their children, are invited to take a tour of our school and play in our Threes, Fours and Pre-K Classrooms. Please RSVP at (781) 259-8607. Lincoln Country Day is located at 147 Concord Road, Lincoln, in St. Anne’s in-the-Fields Church. For more information about our program, we invite you to visit us at lincolncountryday.org or on Facebook.
Listings from Prior Newsletters
Flu Clinic dates for Wayland residents announced
Complete details on the clinics listed below are available online here.
2018 Senior Flu Clinic Schedule. The Wayland Health Department will again be offering Appointment-based Flu Vaccination Clinics. High-Dose Flu Vaccine is geared to those aged 65 and older. This and Seasonal Quadrivalent Flu Vaccine will be available during our clinics. We will also have the PREVNAR 13 Pneumococcal Vaccine and the PNEUMOVAX 23 Vaccine (Pneumonia) for those aged 65 and older. Clinics dates are Tuesday 9/18 12-4pm and Thursday 9/20 – 10-3:30pm , and Thursday 9/27 – 10-3:30pm. Contact the Health Department at 508-358-6805, or Health@wayland.ma.us for your appointment and please remember to bring your insurance cards
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2018 Community Clinic Schedule.
The Wayland Health Department along with our Wayland Resident Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Volunteers will be providing FREE Injectable Flu Vaccine Clinics for ALL interested individuals aged 6mos and up. Flu clinics will be held at the Town Building Large Hearing Room on Wednesdays, October 10, 17 and 24, 2-7pm.
Join Girl Scouts. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Girl Scouts is the place where a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader) can transform her ideas into action, turn her questions into adventure, and grow her confidence through practice. She can discover all she can be and do when she has the right tools and a safe space to shine. We are forming troops at all three elementary schools. If your daughter is interested in Scouting, we will be holding Daisy Samplers on Monday, September 24th, 4:30-5:30pm at Claypit Hill School and Tuesday, September 25th, 6:30-7:30pm at Loker. Both samplers are open to girls in Kindergarten and 1st grade from all three schools. Older Girl Scouts will lead a “sample” Daisy meeting for the younger girls while parents meet to learn about what’s involved. Please RSVP to Karen Montague if you are planning on attending. If you have daughters interested in joining a troop at the Brownie and above level, please email Karen or visit waylandgs.scoutlander.com
Join Wayland Cub Scouts. Come experience Wayland Cub Scouts. Current and potential scouts welcome at Wayland Town Beach, Sunday, September 16, 12-2pm. Join us for our first pack meeting. We’ll have some fun stations for the kids to try out different activities. Rain location is the Scout House next to the beach parking lot. This is not a drop-off event. Wayland’s Cub Scout program is for children in grades 1-5. They typically meet one weeknight per month with their grade level, one weeknight per month with the entire pack, and five times per year for outings like camping and hiking. Please email pack1wayland@gmail.com for more info.
Listings from the Wayland Library
Adult Programs
* POSTPONED: Learn about Pollinators and Make a Mason Bee Hotel Insects pollinate by accident, but for us humans pollination is absolutely essential: one-third of all plant species that become our food requires it. Wayland resident Kaat Vander Straeten will teach us about pollination from the point of view of the insects, the flowers, the farmer, and the 100% of our population that needs to eat! Will be rescheduled
* Rail Trail Update, Hurray! Five miles of the Wayside Rail Trail are nearly complete! What’s next? Find out when Larry Kiernan gives an update on the Trail between Wayland and Weston, discusses plans to extend the trail east and west over the next few years, and explains the state’s master plan for building 104 miles of trail from Boston to Northampton. Wednesday, September 12 at 7:30 p.m.
* English Conversation Groups. There are three English conversation groups at the library this summer. A beginner’s group for those who do not speak English at home meets 10:30-11:30 a.m. on Friday mornings. The intermediate groups meet on Monday nights 7-8:30 p.m. in the Raytheon Room, and Wednesday mornings 10-11 a.m. in the library balcony. These two groups are intended for speakers who know the basics of English and want to refine their conversational skills.
* The Future of Land Conservation: What Will Our Landscape Look Like? Imagine our region in the year 2050. Which natural areas and farmland have been protected for people and wildlife, and which have been developed? How can we shape this future? Come hear about the Sudbury Valley Trustees’ strategies for protecting for natural areas in the coming decades, and how we can increase the pace of land protection and stewardship in our region. Monday, September 17 at 7 p.m.
* The Link Between Chronic Disease and Nutrition. Join us for a fun and informative talk about the brand-new dietary guidelines released by the U.S. government, which bust the low-cholesterol and low-fat diet myth. The recommendations say healthy eating does include eggs and fat! We will share shopping tips and easy recipes for yummy, fat-filled and healthy meals. Thursday, September 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Baby and Pre-School Programs
* Sing-along with Jeannie Mack. Jeannie Mack will perform all kinds of fun, bounce-around, sing-along songs for young children. Plenty of opportunity for audience participation! For babies, toddlers, and preschoolers with caregiver. Thursday, September 13, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
* Music and Movement, Get your wiggles out! Songs, dances, and stretches for walkers to age 5. Wednesday, September 19, 10:30-11:00 a.m
* Weekly Storytimes
* Mother Goose Time (Infants-2.5 years) Tuesdays, September, 11 and 18 at 10:30 a.m.
* StoryVine (2.5 -5 years) Thursdays, Sept. 20 and 27 at 10:30 a.m.
School-Age Programs
* What’s Our Story?: Musicians, Children will learn about the musicians Esquivel and Ella Fitzgerald, listen to their music, and make their own shakers and crazy instruments. Program led by librarian Elise Katz. For children in grades K to 2. Wednesday, September 12, 3:30-4:30 p.m
* K-2 Teambuilding Challenge. Bring your friends, and make new ones at this Teambuilding Challenge. Children will work together to solve puzzles like the “Human Knot” and play games like “Don’t Wake the Dragon.” Everyone wins when we work together. For children in grades K to 2. Wednesday, September 19, 3:00-4:00 p.m
Wayland Youth Basketball Registration opens September 10. Registration for Wayland Youth Basketball programs will open September 10 for all programs: K-2 instructional league, TriTown, and Metrowest leagues for girls and boys in grades 3-8. Registration will take place through their website at waylandbasketball.org. Please send any questions to the contacts on that site.
Attention all 6th, 7th & 8th grade hockey players-register now for the Wayland boys or Wayland/Weston girls teams
The boys team is a game-only league and plays all home games at NESC with some non-league games at local rinks. The season begins at the end of October through late February/early March and is a great way to play with other hockey players in Wayland. All players must have a current USA Hockey member ID # to register and play for the team. Please contact Sharon Desmond if your son is interested in playing or for more information. Tryout dates will be announced in mid-October.
The Wayland/Weston girls middle school team begins after Thanksgiving through the end of February. The team is a co-op team with middle school girls from Wayland and Weston. All home games are played at Rivers and away games are mostly in surrounding towns. All players must have a current USA Hockey member ID # to register and play for the team. Please contact Morgan Ley for more information or to sign up for the team.
The middle school teams are run by the Wayland Hockey Association (WHA). For more information, please go to waylandhockey.org.
Announcements from Prior Newsletters
Intro to Block Printing Workshop. Learn to block print in this fun workshop with artist and surface pattern designer, Sarah Bertochi. This three-hour class will equip students with all the skills needed to create and enjoy making their own hand-printed kitchen towels. Class is Sunday, September 30 at Arts Wayland, 107 Concord Rd, 1-4pm. Register online here.
If you enjoy singing and dancing to pop classics and show tunes, come to our first open rehearsal on Tuesday, September 4, 10am to noon in an alternate location, Carriage House at Lee’s Farm, 134 Boston Post Rd, Wayland. On most Tuesday mornings, we rehearse at the Wayland Senior Center, including a Welcome Coffee on September 11, courtesy of the COA and our own bakers. There are no auditions and no attendance requirements, only a friendly group of music-lovers from all over MetroWest. The chorus, now 30 years young, performs almost 50 concerts a year, many to disadvantaged audiences and also at community events and schools. To learn more, visit goldentones.org, or call 508-318-6318.
Stormwater Forum, Wednesday, September 12. September means back to school for kids and back to educational meetings for adults! Start the month off by attending a forum on stormwater on Wednesday, September 12 at 7:30pm. Why stormwater? What is it?Why should you care about stormwater-except when there is so much of it that it floods your basement? Stormwater is the number one source of pollution in the rivers, lakes, ponds, and coastal waters in Massachusetts. Wayland is one of 260 municipalities in the Commonwealth that will have to pay more attention to stormwater because new regulations under the Clean Water Act went into effect July 1.
Meeting requirements will be a challenge and costly. The Board of Selectmen and the League of Women Voters of Wayland, co-sponsors of the forum, urge you to attend the forum, which will be held in the Senior Center at the Town Building on Wednesday, September 12th, at 7:30. Residents, local board members, and developers all have a role in reducing pollutants discharged into local rivers and streams that provide many of us with the water we drink. [For complete announcement with more information on stormwater and on the new regulations, click here.]
Musicians of the Old Post Road opens its 30th Anniversary Season with Free Concert.The acclaimed period instrument ensemble Musicians of the Old Post Road opens its 30th Anniversary Season with a celebratory free concert on September 23 at 3pm at Gore Place in Waltham. Titled Pleasure Gardens of London, this outdoor (tented) event will be in the festive spirit of the famous outdoor concerts held at Vauxhall on the outskirts of London in the 18th century. Acclaimed soprano Teresa Wakim is the vocal soloist, and WCRB radio host Laura Carlo will emcee the event. This special concert is offered free of admission charge as the ensemble’s way of thanking the community for supporting the group’s music-making through the last three decades. Tickets can be reserved at http://oldpostroad.org/concert_series. More details online here.
Musicians of the Old Post Road announces Its 2018-2019 30th Anniversary Season: Enlightenment
Musicians of the Old Post Road celebrates its 30th Anniversary Season with five programs that explore the impact of the Enlightenment on 18th-century music and culture. From the rise of the public concert to the industrious creativity of Classical freelance musicians, these programs offer glimpses of the multi-faceted influences of societal changes, philosophy, and scientific discovery on music-making in the Baroque and Classical eras. They perform Mozart’s Viennese Circle in Wayland on March 15, 2019. Complete details on their season are online here.
Wayland Summer Farmers’ Market, Wednesdays through October 10.
The Wayland Summer Farmer’s Market begins on Wednesday, June 27th from 12-5 PM and runs weekly through Oct. 10th. Located in the front parking lot of Russell’s Garden Center on Route 20, the market is a wonderful opportunity to meet and support local farmers and food producers. Twenty vendors will join us for Opening Day. Summer is a great time to introduce children to healthy eating and to prepare meals together as a family. Enjoy fresh, local vegetables, fruit, cheese, eggs, beef, chicken, pork, lamb, seafood, honey, ice cream, baked goods, jam, lemonade, hot sauce, maple products, mushrooms, flower bouquets, farm wine and cider, yarn and pet treats. We recommend that you sign up for our weekly email (in season only) so that you will know which vendors will attend that week. Go to russellsgardencenter.com to sign up online or email: pegm@russellsgardencenter.com.
Dudley Pond Association to hold 50th Anniversary Celebration. Join in for a fun evening of food and friends celebrating 50 years of the Dudley Pond Association at Sandy Burr Country Club on October 13 (7-11pm). Italian Buffet Dinner, music, cash bar and memories. Tickets are $20 each until September 1 and $25 each after that date. Information on ticketing and articles in the Patch celebrating the Dudley Pond Association are available online here.
Join Sudbury Valley New Horizons Music
Love music? You know… it is never too late to go back to your instrument or start a new one! One of our members went back to his violin at age 87 after not playing for 70 years! He is 90 now and still playing! And, we have beginners in their 70s and 80s. Make a new year resolution and come play with us. We have a Concert Band (woodwinds, brass & percussion) and a String Ensemble (violin, viola, cello & bass) and range in age from 30-something to 90. Go to our website for more information, svnhm.org, or contact Diane Muffitt at muffitt@svnhm.org or 978-261-5065.
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Join Wayland’s Community Emergency Response Team. 
OARS River Cleanup, September 15
Become a Tutor of English. 
Annual 5K Run/Walk, September 23, Benefits Wayland’s Dudley Pond Association. 
6th Annual John Tanner Pumpkin Shuffle 5K, 
Wayland Cancer Warriors seek donations and team members for September 9 MGH Everyday Amazing Race. 
3rd Annual Jack’s Abby United Way 5K, October 13. 
Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers Needed. 
Golden Tones chorus celebrates 30 years of feeling good through singing!
The Wayland Depot opens for the season, Tuesday September 11. 
Wayland Buzz Spotlight on Community & Personal Health
Flu Clinic dates for Wayland residents announced
Join Girl Scouts. 
Join Wayland Cub Scouts. 
Attention all 6th, 7th & 8th grade hockey players-register now for the Wayland boys or Wayland/Weston girls teams
Musicians of the Old Post Road opens its 30th Anniversary Season with Free Concert.
Wayland Summer Farmers’ Market, Wednesdays through October 10.
Dudley Pond Association to hold 50th Anniversary Celebration. Join in for a fun evening of food and friends celebrating 50 years of the Dudley Pond Association at Sandy Burr Country Club on October 13 (7-11pm). Italian Buffet Dinner, music, cash bar and memories. Tickets are $20 each until September 1 and $25 each after that date. Information on ticketing and articles in the
Join Sudbury Valley New Horizons Music
