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February 10, 2025 Council on Aging Board
At the Council on Aging (COA) Board meeting on Feb 10, Vice Chair William Sterling provided an update on the construction of the new Community Center/Council on Aging facility, noting that the
A tribute to my friend, David Pearlman
by Scott WaltersWe lost a very special member of our Wayland community on Friday night. David Pearlman passed away suddenly and it’s left a massive hole in the hearts of so many.
The power of community action
Ellen Tohn’s article “Wayland’s climate work: Progress and potential,” Feb. 14, highlighted the power of community action and how we can “lead by example to move our municipal buildings and operations off
The past informs and shapes our present
by Scarlett Hoey “April 19, 1775–This day our men are alarmed to go down to Concord to fight with the army that is come to take our Stores…” Thus reports the diary
February 7, 2025 Energy and Climate Committee. Panel reviews solar projects at Loker School and new Community Center
Energy and Climate Committee, Jan. 7 A focus of discussion at the Jan. 7 meeting of the Energy and Climate Committee was the Loker Elementary School solar array project. Members discussed the
Fleishman aims to bring passion and experience to Wayland’s schools. And some stability.
After 18 months in interim role, School Committee hires former Newton public schools boss on permanent basis by CHRIS HILL, chris.hill@waylandpost.org You don’t know what you got ’til it’s gone. And it