The Trustees and staff of the Wayland Public Library are pleased to announce that the library will re-open on Monday, August 9.  The library was…

On Thursday May 20th, Wayland High School will be hosting its second-annual, school-wide talent show. There will be 2 shows on this night: The first…

The annual New England Patriots Basketball Game will be played on Thursday Evening May 6, 2010. The Patriots will play the Booster All Stars made…

The Warrant for May's Town Meeting is available online.

On April 23, 2010, police responded to a burglary from a motor vehicle on Sherman Bridge Road near the bridge. A woman had parked her car…

Boston Globe 4/25/10: Wayland architect works to spread ‘time banking’ network west of Boston. Judy Bennett may be an architect by trade, but her talents run far beyond her resume’s bullet points. She can sew, organize closets, illustrate, and paint with watercolors. And on Wednesday night in Natick, the Wayland resident told about 20 people how she’s harnessed all of these talents, both mundane and highly skilled, to help others, and in return get stuff done that she’d otherwise have to pay for, like getting a bike fixed. Bennett, like more than 650 people in Greater Boston, practices "time banking", a 23-year-old phenomenon that proponents hope to expand in area communities in the coming months. At its most basic level, time banking is a way to get things done for free by doing other things for free.

Keith Tully was the first Wayland runner to cross the finish line, coming in at 3:10:54.  Deidre Ley was the first woman at 3:29:42.  Twenty…