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Arts Wayland Calls For Authors To Reimagine State's Myths

Arts Wayland invites Massachusetts authors to reimagine the state's myths and legends for a new fall anthology. The nonprofit gallery and the MetroWest Writers' Guild are accepting new fiction and poetry inspired by Bay State lore for "The Massachusetts Gothic," with submissions due Sep…

Wayland Lands $100K State Grant for Municipal Energy Upgrades

Wayland has been awarded $100,000 in state funding to lower energy costs and modernize public buildings, per Wayland Patch. The grant, reported Tuesday, is the day's most consequential development for town finances and infrastructure. On the ground Tuesday, the Department of Public Work…

Farm-to-Table Restaurant Planned for Wayland's Former Town Hall

A farm-to-table restaurant is set to open this year inside Wayland's historic first Town Hall building. MetroWest Daily News reports the Town House Cafe & Bistro will bring a restaurant, cafe and event space to the Town Center, in "New farm-to-table restaurant planned for Wayland. Where…

Arts Wayland Opens Vendor Registration for December Winter Art Fair

Arts Wayland opened vendor registration Sunday for its Dec. 5 Winter Art Fair, with applications due by Sept. 3. The Wayland Center gallery is also taking submissions for a September members' show, due Sept. 26, while two current exhibits — the July-August member show and a solo show fr…

Wayland home sales range from $670,000 to $2 million in late July

Wayland recorded 15 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, though only seven deeds disclosed a sale price. Among those, prices ranged from $670,000 to $2,000,000, with a median of $1,140,000. The month's top sale was 63 Claypit Hill Rd at $2 million, sold by trustees Roger C. Nuss and Kim A.