Resident Shares Local Voices on Podcast
Yamini Ranjan wants to spotlight the extraordinary in the everyday. Since moving to Wayland in 2016, she has been inspired by the accomplished women in her community and aims to share their
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Wild Wayland – If You Care, Leave Them There
It’s hard to imagine finding a fox kit or baby rabbit alone in the woods and not wanting to take it home. After all, without its mother, how will it survive? In
Wayland Community Dog Park Committee and Supporters to Visit Potential Locations
About one in every three families has a registered dog in Wayland. With those sorts of numbers, there is definitely a need for a dog park, according to Nicolette Mascari and Jessica
Wayland Fishing Derby
With a turn out of well over 50 children and their families, it was clear that the rain didn’t put a damper on the 26th annual Wayland Youth Fishing Derby, this past
Run Like William
Wayland Resident Runs to Support Research in Memory of Son When Paul McInnis signed up for his first marathon in 2022, he was not a distance runner. “I had no idea what
State Lawmakers Address Concerns
State lawmakers addressed over 100 people at Wayland’s First Parish Church on Sunday, April 13. State senator Jamie Eldridge and state representatives Carmine Gentile and David Linsky formed a panel to answer
Wayland Community Gets Closer to a Dog Park: An Initiative for a Vibrant and Inclusive Space
by Veer Mudambi Does the town need a dog park? Initial surveys and community feedback suggest yes, said members of the Wayland Dog Park Committee, which shared an updated proposal this past
Parents Favor Blanket Cell Phone Bans,Schools Lean Towards Nuanced Approach
WAYLAND, MA – Wayland schools are preparing an update to their cell phone policy, with potential changes discussed at meetings on February 26 and March 17, facilitated by the Cell Phone Working
Resident Shares Local Voices on Podcast
Yamini Ranjan wants to spotlight the extraordinary in the everyday. Since moving to Wayland in 2016, she has been inspired by the accomplished women in her community and aims to share their
Wild Wayland – If You Care, Leave Them There
It’s hard to imagine finding a fox kit or baby rabbit alone in the woods and not wanting to take it home. After all, without its mother, how will it survive? In
Wayland Community Dog Park Committee and Supporters to Visit Potential Locations
About one in every three families has a registered dog in Wayland. With those sorts of numbers, there is definitely a need for a dog park, according to Nicolette Mascari and Jessica
Wayland Fishing Derby
With a turn out of well over 50 children and their families, it was clear that the rain didn’t put a damper on the 26th annual Wayland Youth Fishing Derby, this past
Run Like William
Wayland Resident Runs to Support Research in Memory of Son When Paul McInnis signed up for his first marathon in 2022, he was not a distance runner. “I had no idea what
State Lawmakers Address Concerns
State lawmakers addressed over 100 people at Wayland’s First Parish Church on Sunday, April 13. State senator Jamie Eldridge and state representatives Carmine Gentile and David Linsky formed a panel to answer
Wayland Community Gets Closer to a Dog Park: An Initiative for a Vibrant and Inclusive Space
by Veer Mudambi Does the town need a dog park? Initial surveys and community feedback suggest yes, said members of the Wayland Dog Park Committee, which shared an updated proposal this past
Parents Favor Blanket Cell Phone Bans,Schools Lean Towards Nuanced Approach
WAYLAND, MA – Wayland schools are preparing an update to their cell phone policy, with potential changes discussed at meetings on February 26 and March 17, facilitated by the Cell Phone Working