Public Safety Log Mar 31 – Apr 13, 2025
By Arlene Wyman Monday, Mar. 31, 20257:25 a.m.: A caller reported a low-hanging wire on Water Row near River Rd. Determined to be a FiOS line; Verizon was notified.11:30 a.m.: A resident
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Talk of the Town – The Third Safest Town
Wayland was named the third safest town in Massachusetts in the Safewise 2025 State of Safety in American Rankings. The first two safest ranked MA towns are Northborough and Clinton. All of
The Significance of Passover Today and in the Past
Passover which commemorates the Hebrewsโ liberation from enslavement in Egypt and the sparing of the ๏ฌrstborn of the Israelites is one of Judaismโs most signi๏ฌcant holidays. This year it was cel- ebrated
March 28, 2025 Recreation Meeting
The March 28 Recreation meeting was spent discussing field fees and reviewing the Winchester Soccer Club and its public-private partnership model as a proposed approach for the proposed 195 Main Street parcel
Field Use Fee Increases Raise Alarm for Summer League
Dave Burgess, co-founder of the Wayco Amateur Sports Development League with his mother Connie Burgess, warned commissioners that a $6,400 increase in summer field fees may threaten the future of the 18-year-old
State Lawmakers Address Concerns
State lawmakers addressed over 100 people at Waylandโs First Parish Church on Sunday, April 13. State senator Jamie Eldridge and state representatives Carmine Gentile and David Linsky formed a panel to answer
Talk of the Town – Local Residents Attend Citizen Police Academy
Thirteen citizens completed the Citizen Policy Academy training on April 3rd. The academy gives Wayland residents an opportunity to interact and learn about modern policing from members of the Wayland Police Department
ATM Night Two Recap
Town Meeting Votes for the Future Wayland’s second night of the annual town meeting on April 8th continued with debates on the remaining 15 articles out of the 36 in warrant. Most
ATM Night One Recap
Wayland residents grappled with Warrant Articles dealing with rising costs, vacant storefronts, and statewide mandates confronting the town at the annual town meeting on April 7th. The articles and accompanying discussion illuminated
Exploring the Wild Side of Wayland
A Photographer’s Perspective As a nature and wildlife photographer, Iโve spent years capturing the beauty of this region through my lens. My journey into wildlife photography began through family outings to MassAudubon