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Robin and Tripp Jones explain why their votes will be for Jeanne Downs for Wayland School Committee and David Gordon Cliff for Board of Selectmen.
Jim Grumbach is putting his support behind David Gordon Ciiff for Wayland's Board of Selectmen.
Wayland Board of Selectmen candidate David Gordon Cliff offers some thoughts on the election season in Wayland so far.
Gene Miller didn't know her work to revitalize Weston's athletic fields would ultimately send her in a new career direction.
Weston Patch reader Sanford Whitehouse submitted this photo, which got us wondering who else has had a coyote spotting lately.
A snowy winter created a lot of work for Weston's DPW -- it also left a dent in the pocketbook.
Transition Wayland and the Wayland Green Team are organizing a series of open houses April 27-28, that will celebrate Earth Day and allow residents to get to know the green efforts of their neighbors.
Chris Brown voices his reasons why now is the right time for a new Department of Public Works facility in Wayland.
A few things to do in and near your hometown this weekend.
A few things to do in and near your hometown this weekend.
A few things to do in and near your hometown this weekend.
Michael Delman is putting his support behind David Gordon Cliff for Board of Selectmen and Jeanne Downs for School Committee.
Rachel and Russ Haims explain why they support David Gordon Cliff for Board of Selectmen.
Bill Sandalls weighs in on the Josiah Smith Tavern/Old Library question with which the town is grappling.
Gov. Deval Patrick tapped a Weston woman to serve on the Special Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Commission.
Kate Moore praises Jeanne Downs and explains why she's the best pick for Wayland School Committee.
Robb Schachter explains why his votes are going to Tony Boschetto for Wayland Board of Selectmen and Donna Bouchard for School Committee.
Sam H. Peper urges residents vote for David Gordon Cliff for Board of Selectmen.
We've started the list, but now we're calling on agents and home sellers to post your sales in Wayland and Weston.
Wendy Wayne Mishara expresses her support for David Gordon Cliff for Wayland Board of Selectmen and Jeanne Downs for School Committee.