New Details Emerge In Omar Easy's Lawsuit Against Wayland

Friday, August 28 — Wayland Patch's morning newsletter raised the question of how much a split tax rate could save Wayland homeowners, part of an ongoing local conversation about the town's tax structure. Per Wayland Patch: "Patch AM: How much could a split tax rate really save Wayland homeowners?" https://patch.com/massachusetts/wayland

Saturday, August 29 — New details emerged this week in a lawsuit Omar Easy has filed against the town of Wayland, according to Wayland Patch's Saturday morning newsletter, though the item did not elaborate on specifics. Per Wayland Patch: "Patch AM: What new details emerged in Omar Easy's lawsuit against Wayland?" https://patch.com/massachusetts/wayland

Saturday, August 29 — A new sushi restaurant opened its first Massachusetts location in Wayland this week, marking the debut with free matcha and caviar samples, giveaways and a 20 percent discount on app orders, per Wayland Patch. Per Wayland Patch: "New Sushi Spot Debuts First MA Location With Freebies: Cheap Eats" https://patch.com/massachusetts/wayland

Tuesday, September 1 — Arts Wayland and the MetroWest Writers' Guild are accepting submissions through this date for "The Massachusetts Gothic," a project inviting Massachusetts authors to reimagine the state's myths and legends in new fiction and poetry. Applicants will be notified by mid-September; program co-lead Luke Acton is available to answer questions from interested writers.

Friday, September 25 — Arts Wayland will host a reception and public reading of the submitted "Massachusetts Gothic" stories at 7 p.m. at its Wayland gallery, celebrating the anthology ahead of the fall season.

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.