On Tuesday, March 25, 7-8pm, the Energy Initiatives Advisory Committee will be holding an information session about a multi-building energy savings and capital equipment upgrade…

Wayland Town Crier 3/14/14: Wayland Town Meeting article to help youth. Resident Dianne Bladon recently spoke to the Board of Selectmen on behalf of petitioners…

Wayland Town Crier 4/18/13: Hearing on Monday to discuss Wayland DPW grievances. In the wake of last week’s Town Meeting vote that stalled progress on a proposed new Department of Public Works facility, and the subsequent refusal to reconsider the vote, DPW employees have filed two grievances against the town. Employees say their health and safety have been willfully ignored and dismissed.

Wayland Town Crier 4/18/13: River’s Edge proposal fails at Wayland Town Meeting. A number of factors coalesced at Town Meeting last week to block passage of two articles that would have allowed the proposed 216-unit River’s Edge affordable and market-rate rental housing project to go forward on the site of the former Wayland-Sudbury septic facility on Route 20. Under the proposal, 25 percent of the units would have been affordable, and a minimum of two-thirds would have been age-restricted with at least one occupant 55 or over. Economic Development Committee members said the project was envisaged as the solution to a number of issues in town, such as providing new revenue from the sale of the land and new annual tax revenue, and providing independent senior housing for residents who might otherwise have to leave town to find it.

Wayland Town Crier 4/12/13: Changes to dog bylaw fail to pass Wayland Town Meeting. A bid to amend the town’s code regarding dogs to bring…

Wayland Town Crier 4/10/13: Wayland voters fail to reconsider DPW facility; grievances filed. Voters at the fourth and final session of annual Town Meeting on…

Wayland Patch 4/9/13: Town Meeting: The Road So Far, The Road Ahead. Wayland voters have already spent seven hours in the field house at Wayland…