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In the News…
News from the past week
* Tape grass threatens Dudley Pond. Work will begin at Dudley Pond this week to remove invasive tape grass, which threatens the popular recreation spot. “It’s impossible to swim there and boat there,” said Mike Lowery, who has lived near the pond for 25 years. Approximately nine of the pond’s 84 acres – or 10.7 percent – is covered with the ribbon-like freshwater plant, an invasive species.
* Wayland’s Touch a Truck draws 2000. The consensus was clear. Out of all the big-wheeled vehicles on display at this year’s Touch a Truck event, youngsters Nico and Anna Gatti preferred the bright red firetruck.
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Dignity Matters seeks donations for fall drive. Dignity Matters is a Framingham-based charity that supplies feminine hygiene products and underwear to women and school-age girls living in homeless or low-income situations, to help them stay healthy, regain self-confidence, and live with basic dignity. Dignity Matters regularly supports over 50 homeless shelters, more than 100 scattered sites for families, domestic violence shelters, and food pantries throughout greater Boston and Metrowest. In 2017, we collected over 260,000 items but it’s still not enough to meet the demand. We need YOUR help! During the month of October, you can support Dignity Matters and the thousands of women we support by bringing donations of pads, tampons, new underwear (with tags) and new or gently used bras to the following locations:
* Middlesex Savings Bank (corner of route 27 and 30)
Hilarity For Charity. The Friends of the Wayland Council On Aging will be hosting their annual fundraiser on Sunday, October 28 at the Weston Country Club. By popular demand Jimmy Tingle, nationally known social and political humorist, will return for another “hilarious” comedy performance. Our local Daddios will be providing great music. Dinner, a live auction and lots of fun – it’s all included. Get your tickets now online at www.friendsofwaylandcoa.org, at The Village Bank or contact the Wayland Council on Aging (508) 358-2990. Cost is $125 per ticket and there are a limited number of seats. Tables of 10 can be reserved. Friends of the Wayland Council on Aging is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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.
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.
6th Annual Pam’s Run – Registration is Open. Mark your calendar and join us on October 14 for the 6th annual Pam’s Run. It’s not just a run; it’s a community festival with fun for all! New for 2018: Pam’s Run Photo Contest! Share a pic of you, a family member or friend in your Pam’s Run t-shirt and you could win 2 registrations. Share your pics on Facebook or Instagram with #PamsRunNB.
* Photo booth
* Live music
* Instant Win Raffle
* Kids’ Activities and Fun Run
All proceeds from Pam’s Run support Neighbor Brigade. If you are not able to join us on race day, please consider making a Donation and help us support the neighbors-helping-neighbors mission of Neighbor Brigade!
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
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.
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 24
* Wayland Design Review Board, 6:30pm. Agenda includes: sign improvements for Wayland Pizza House, future planning and visioning for 130 Main St
Join the WCPA for an informative talk to help you better respond to children’s questions about sexuality topics with factual and age-appropriate information.
This workshop, led by Community Health Educator, Lily Kofke, is geared toward parents of young children (preschool through elementary) and will provide non-judgmental insight into the stages of normal sexual development in young children. Learn how you can help create an environment of trust and communication that keeps your child safe and healthy.
Guided Tour: Mass Central Rail Trail – Wayside (Wayland) Trail, Saturday, October 13, 11am-2pm. Wayland Historical Society is pleased to co-sponsor with the Wayland Historical Commission and the Friends of the Wayland Rail Trail A Guided Central Rail Trail – Wayside (Wayland) Trail. Walk or bike the new Rail Trail between Russell’s Crossing (Town Center) and the Tower Hill Station site (Plain Road). Although the Central Massachusetts Railroad has been described as “a railroad that should never have been built,” Wayland enjoyed passenger train service from 1881 to 1971; freight service continued until 1980. Guides posted at the Tower Hill station site, the cattle pass, the freight house, the Wayland Depot, and at the turntable and water tank will explain how it all worked. At Town Center MassEnergize will have ecars and ebikes to see and drive and free bike tune-ups. Russell’s annual Pond Sale will be that day.
Let Us Take You for A Ride, A Spin & A Walk. On October 13, from 11am-2pm, let us take you for a ride, a spin and a walk! Come explore the great variety of electric cars that are on the market today, talk to owners about their experiences (no sales pitches), learn about rebates, deals and discounts on purchases and leases, and go for a ride. Learn about the Stop & Shop chargers, and about the ones you can install at home. Learn about switching to green electricity to make your electric ride 100% pollution-free and renewable! Check out an assortment of electric bikes and take them for a spin. Ride your bike over for a free safety check. The Friends of the Rail Trail will be there to tell you about some great little-known destinations, current plans to extend the Trail east and west, and a demo of a free Rail Trail app. From the Town Center to Tower Hill, guides from the Wayland Historical Society and the Historical Commission will show you the history of the Rail. And meet the groups and organizations working on making our transport and commutes greener and cleaner! Several lunch options. When: Saturday October 13, 11am-2pm | Where: Wayland Town Center (400 Boston Post Rd) | Sponsored by Wayland Town Center.Info: email info@massenergize.org. Event flyer online here.
Wayland Summer Farmers’ Market, Wednesdays through October 10.
The Wayland Summer Farmer’s Market runs weekly on Wednesdays from 12-5 PM 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. Enjoy fresh, local vegetables, fruit, cheese, eggs, meat, seafood, honey, baked goods, halvah, lemonade, 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. You can also follow the Farmers Market on Facebook.
The Latest from the Wayland Library. The Library’s complete newsletter is online here. Below is a condensed version:
Programs for adults include:
* Genealogy Workshop (Thursday, September 27, and October 11 and 25 at 1 p.m.)
* Great Presenters: Composing a Song Cycle for Voice and Piano (October 2)
* Author Talk: Eric Jay Dolin Recounts Tales of America’s Most Notorious Pirates, Wednesday, October 17 at 7 p.m.
* English Conversation Groups, The group for beginners meets Friday, September 28 and October 12 and 26 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. The intermediate group meets Wednesday, September 26 and October 10 and 24 from 10-11 a.m.
* Library Walking Club. Meet at the library at 10:30 on the first Friday of the month, September-December, rain or shine. Next walk: October 5.
* Noon: The Free Worldby David Bezmozgis. Friday, October 12.
Baby and Pre-School Programs
* Weekly Storytimes
* Mother Goose Time (Infants-2.5 years) Tuesdays, Oct. 2, 9, 16 and 23 at 10:30 a.m.
* StoryVine (2.5 -5 years) Thursdays, Sept. 27; Oct. 18 and 25 at 10:30 a.m.
* Zumba, Tuesday, September 25, 10:30 a.m.
* Storytime with Corbyn the Dog. Thursday, October 4, 10:30 a.m.
* Inclusive Playgroup: Stories, Songs, and Sign. Wednesdays, October 10 and 24, 11:00-11:45 a.m.
* Sing-along with Jeannie Mack, Thursday, October 11, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
* Music and Movement, Wednesday, October 15, 10:30-11:00 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, Wednesday, September 26, 3:00-4:30 p.m.
* Lego Club, Wednesday, October 3, 3:00-4:00p.m.
* Drop-in Craft: Apples and Pumpkins, Wednesday, October 10, 3:00-4:30 p.m.
* Spooktacular Storytime, Saturday, October 13, 11:00-11:30 a.m.
* Girl Who Code Club, NEW! The Wayland Public Library is offering a Girls Who Code club for girls in grades 3-5, which will meet on Monday afternoons, from 4:30 to 6:00, October 15 to December 17, excluding school holidays. 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 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. Register for the club online click here. Questions? Email Youth services librarian Pam McCuen at pmccuen@minlib.net. The library will also be hosting a Girls Who Code club for girls in grades 6-12 again this year. This 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. To register for this club, click here.
Wayland Buzz Spotlight on: The New Budget Process & Town Govt. Structure. Are they right for Wayland? Two years ago, the Town hired the Collins Center for Public Management to evaluate our financial and administrative operations, and recommend improvements to their efficiency and effectiveness. Find out what changes are being made to the structure of Wayland’s Town Government and our budgeting process. And why! Our guests are Lea Anderson, Chair of the Selectmen; and Brian Keveny, Wayland’s Finance Director. 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
WSCP Adds Yoga to Fall Enrichment Offerings. Enrollment is continuing for K-5 after-school classes offered by Wayland School Community Programs with the recent addition of KidPowerment Joyful Warrior Yoga at the three elementary schools. Designed for ages 7 – 11, the program will familiarize young practitioners with yoga tools aimed at strengthening their bodies and calming their minds. The schedule is: Loker School, Tuesdays; Happy Hollow School, Wednesdays; and Claypit Hill School, Thursdays. Classes begin at school dismissal time. In addition, French, Spanish, and Chinese Language & Culture and other programs are still enrolling. For information and registration for these and other classes, click here. Information number at WSCP is 508-358-8617.
Join Wayland Boy Scouts. Camping on a Maine Island, biking into Boston and earning an Environmental Science Badge are just some of the fall activities we have planned. No previous scouting experience required! You’re not too old if you’d like to try Scouting or want to return, come to any of our Wednesday night meetings from 7-8:30pm at the Scout House on 25 Parkland Dr. during our registration season. Visit the Troop 1 Website or email mkarpacz@kforce.com for more information.
Announcements from previous newsletters
Special Town Election, October 2. 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.
“Stop telling me what to do!!” Helping kids with ADHD with less yelling and more cooperation, October 2 at Wayland Middle School. Are you tired of struggling with your child or teen over school, homework or chores? Do you ever wonder what’s really going on in the minds of kids with ADHD? Start this school year strong! Dr. Sharon Saline, a veteran psychologist, has extensive experience working with children, teens, parents and school staff on how to better manage ADHD. Based on her new book, What your ADHD child wishes you knew: Working together to Empower Kids for Success in School and Life, Dr. Saline offers rare insights into how kids honestly think and feel about having ADHD and what best helps them. With her unique, strength-based approach-‘the 5 C’s of ADHD parenting,’ you will learn how to teach your kids the essential daily living skills they need for success with less arguing and more cooperation. Expect to leave this workshop with:
1. Clear understanding of ADHD and why executive functioning skills matter.
2. Practical tools for managing challenging behavior.
3. Tips for developing better study habits and creating useful routines that improve student achievement
4. how. Strategies for improving organization and motivation.
Go4Life® Family Fun Walk, October 13
Join us on the new Wayland Rail Trail for an intergenerational walk with fun giveaways and prizes. Let’s all encourage each other to live an active, healthy lifestyle! Walking is a great way to get and stay healthy.
* Date: Saturday, October 13, 2018
* Time/Place: 9:30 – 11:00 at the Wayland Rail Trail
* Walk a 1-mile loop on the Rail Trail beginning at the entrance by the Library. Take as long as you need to finish.
* Walkers of all ages and abilities are welcome to participate. Bring your family and friends!
* Everyone who completes the walk will get a prize
* Raffles will add to the fun! Enter a state-wide raffle for special prizes.
* Check-in will begin at 9:30 AM.
* Parking is available at the Town Building.
* Organized by the Wayland Council on Aging with a grant from Go4Life, sponsored by the Mass Councils on Aging and Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Mass.
Wayland Garden Club Meeting, Tuesday September 25 at 9:30am. Wayland Garden Club is hosting its monthly membership meeting and program at the Trinitarian Congregational Church, 53 Cochituate Road with featured speaker Suzanne Mahler on the topic “Flowering Trees and Shrubs for the Home Landscape”. Suzanne Mahler is a garden lecturer for over 30 years and Horticulture Chair for the Garden Club Federation of MA and Overseer for the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. If you would like more information about Wayland Garden Club, please visit its website at
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. 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.
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 Monday, October 1, 6:30-7:30pm at Loker School. 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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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Dignity Matters seeks donations for fall drive. Dignity Matters is a Framingham-based charity that supplies feminine hygiene products and underwear to women and school-age girls living in homeless or low-income situations, to help them stay healthy, regain self-confidence, and live with basic dignity. 
Hilarity For Charity. 
Join Wayland’s Community Emergency Response Team. 
Become a Tutor of English. 
6th Annual John Tanner Pumpkin Shuffle 5K, 
3rd Annual Jack’s Abby United Way 5K, October 13. 
Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers Needed. 
WCPA Parenting Talk: Healthy Bodies, Healthy Relationships
Let Us Take You for A Ride, A Spin & A Walk. 
Wayland Summer Farmers’ Market, Wednesdays through October 10.
Wayland Buzz Spotlight on: The New Budget Process & Town Govt. Structure. Are they right for Wayland? 
WSCP Adds Yoga to Fall Enrichment Offerings. 
Join Wayland Boy Scouts. 
Go4Life® Family Fun Walk, October 13
Wayland Garden Club Meeting, Tuesday September 25 at 9:30am. Wayland Garden Club is hosting its monthly membership meeting and program at the Trinitarian Congregational Church, 53 Cochituate Road with featured speaker Suzanne Mahler on the topic “Flowering Trees and Shrubs for the Home Landscape”. Suzanne Mahler is a garden lecturer for over 30 years and Horticulture Chair for the Garden Club Federation of MA and Overseer for the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. If you would like more information about Wayland Garden Club, please visit its website at
Golden Tones chorus celebrates 30 years of feeling good through singing!
Join Girl Scouts. 
Wayland Buzz Spotlight on Community & Personal Health
Flu Clinic dates for Wayland residents announced
Attention all 6th, 7th & 8th grade hockey players-register now for the Wayland boys or Wayland/Weston girls teams
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
