On Thursday February 16, 2017 from 7-8.50 pm, The Wayland Computer Privacy Initiative invites you to the 2nd presentation in our series on Digital Security 101. Learn more about browsing online and how to protect your data privacy. Bring your … read more
It may not be the most romantic, but certainly the most efficient way to celebrate Valentine’s! On Tuesday, February 14, at 7:30 pm, join the Energy Initiatives Advisory Committee for a meeting at the Town Building. They will discuss electric … read more
On Monday, February 27, 6:30 PM, Saint Anne’s in the Fields in Lincoln will screen The Age of Consequences. Through the lens of national security and global stability, a look at the impacts of climate change on increased resource scarcity and … read more
Transition Wayland is among a wide coalition of groups in Wayland, Lincoln Sudbury and Natick are planning ENERGIZE 2017!, a broad menu of energy initiatives designed to give everyone in our towns several entry points into energy-efficiency, climate-resiliency and climate … read more
The Selectmen’s Listening Sessions have already produced several good ideas. If you haven’t already attended a meeting, this is your chance to let town officials know how well town government is working for you, what is working well and what … read more
On Monday February 13, Transition Wayland will meet at Peace Lutheran Church (107 Concord Rd). Check back here for a developing agenda. Collect donations for room (Fran) New Library Raytheon Room policy – and what is “political” now? Update on … read more
Celebrate Data Privacy Day and join us for Digital Security 101: Passwords, Cells and Emails. On Saturday, January 28, from 10.30-12.00pm in the Raytheon Room, Wayland Public Library (5 Concord Road, Wayland). Presented by Wayland Transition Member and Data Privacy … read more
The Energy Committee values the input of our residents! Please join them at their next meeting on Tuesday, January 10, from 7:30-9 PM, at the Town Building. All are invited! We will be joined by guest speaker Jillian Wilson-Martin, Natick’s … read more