On Monday, January 16, we will gather at 7:30 PM for a Transition Meeting at the Community United Methodist Church (80 Main Street). The developing agenda follows. We thank the CUMC for letting us meet in their space! Proposed agenda … read more
Minutes – Meeting of 12/13/2016 Kaat = notetaker Introductions Kaat (local!, food, energy, soil carbon sequestration), Aina (internet safety), Katy (spiritual, community, walks), Jenn (climate change & kids), Paul (active in Sierra Club Energy Committee; plastic and polystyrene; grassroots citizen … read more
On Tuesday, December 20, from 3:30-5:00 PM, join us at the Heard Conservation Area, on Heard Road in Wayland, for an evening walk to watch the sun set. Bring a poem, story, song, prayer, or whatever you’d like to share. … read more
On Sunday 12/11, several hundreds of Waylanders and neighbors gathered at the Islamic Center of Boston to stand with their Muslim brothers for unity, against hate. Below are some pictures of the event. Media coverage here, here. [pdf-embedder url=”https://blog.transitionwayland.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Dec11.UnitedAgainstHate-1.pdf” title=”dec11-unitedagainsthate-1″] … read more
About the Green Community of Wayland, MA Wayland is a peaceful community with a population of nearly 13,500 residents, located in the MetroWest area of Massachusetts, situated at the halfway point between Boston and Worcester (about seventeen miles from downtown … read more
Hi everyone, Interesting times, interesting times… We do have our work cut out for us. Transition Wayland will meet next on Tuesday, 12/13 at 7 PM, and we invite your suggestions for events, programs, campaigns, adventures, and celebrations. Also check … read more
On Thursday, 12/8, the 350Mass MetrowestNode will host Lisa Young, our state Climate Justice Partnerships Organizer at Better Future Project, who will lead an open discussion about environmental justice. Ms.Young has a B.S. in Chemistry, an M.S. in City Planning, … read more
A proposal by Kaat Vander Straeten In our town home gardeners, Community Garden-ers, landscapers and small farmers import fertility from far away, packaged in plastic bags, at great expense. This while households discard nutrient-rich food scraps, owners of horse barns … read more