The Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable cordially invites you to participate in its Annual Shower for Shelters. You can help families transitioning from a shelter or transitional housing to establish a new home by donating new household items or gift cards. All gifts collected will be donated to clients of REACH Beyond Domestic Violence, The Second Step, and Voices Against Violence.

The Shower for Shelters will be held from Friday, April 29, 2022, through Friday, May 13, 2022. New unwrapped gifts may be dropped off at Spirits of Maynard, 4 Digital Way, Suite 3, Maynard, MA or at Sudbury Wine and Spirits, 410 Boston Post Road, Rugged Bear Plaza, Sudbury, MA.

Requested items include: diapers, twin size comforters, sheets and pillowcases, bed pillows, towels and face cloths, unscented cleaning products and laundry detergent, laundry baskets, kitchen utensils, flatware, dishes, drinking glasses, small kitchen appliances, and other household items. Gift cards for the following are also welcome: Target, Walmart, CVS, Market Basket, Hannafords, Stop and Shop ($20-$50).

For further information, please visit the Roundtable website at www.domesticviolenceroundtable.org.

The CAPA Bottle and Can Drive is back! (Saturday, May 7)! Time to donate your refundable bottles and cans — Please start saving them if you haven’t already! The Creative Arts Parent Association is pleased to announce the Spring Bottle and Can Drive — a fundraiser for the Wayland High School visual and performing arts program.

Thank you for supporting CAPA and Wayland High School’s arts programs!

Buy your Tour Around the World coloring book and support WHS arts! Featuring 23 full-page drawings covering 18 countries across 6 continents, our National Art Honor Society students share people, places, animals and food from around the world – things they’ve longed to see during these Covid times. See whsarts.org/coloring-book for a sneak peek at sample pages.

Available at the Wayland Depot (open Wed-Sat, 12-4PM) or, order online at whsarts.org/coloring-book

$10 per book. All proceeds benefit the Creative Arts Parent Associations for the support of the visual and performing arts at Wayland High School.

Wayland Collect & Sort for Cradles to Crayons. Collect: April 7 – May 14. Donate new and gently used children’s clothing, shoes, and books. Drop off donations at any of these locations: Loker, Claypit Hill and Happy Hollow elementary schools, Wayland Library, Wayland Creative Preschool, Wayland High School, The Children’s Way.

Volunteer: Join for a fun, hands-on service opportunity where you will quality check, sort, and package the donations from our local community. Sunday, May 15, 1-3pm at the Loker School cafeteria, 47 Loker St. Register by contacting Emma Farnham at ma-community@cradlestocrayons.org

Paws in the Park, May 15. Join us for our annual PAWS IN THE PARK fundraiser, which will be held on Sunday, May 15th at Longfellow’s Wayside Inn in Sudbury, 10am-3pm. A rain or shine outdoor event, it features an adoptable dogs parade, self-guided walk, 50+ vendors and other dog and cat rescue organizations, an agility ring, food court, dog games and contests, bake sale booth, raffle/silent auction booth, and more! Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children 5-12 and children under 5 are free. Admission is waived if you have pledges ($10 minimum). If you would like to set up an online pledge page, go to: http://www.saveadog.org/paws2022-pledges.asp. Watch for more information on their website.

Book Drive for Massachusetts inmates at WHS. WHS student Bryn Leonard is running a book drive at the Wayland High School library to collect books for inmates in need of reading materials in Massachusetts’ prisons. If you are unable to attend one of the days, feel free to drop off books at the donation box in front of her house at 33 Bayfield Road. She is also happy to pick up books from people (contact her here to arrange pickup). All books need to be collected by May 1st, and please no hardcover books!

Spirits of Maynard Hosts Complimentary Wine and Beer Tasting for the Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable’s Shower for Shelters. The Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable cordially invites the public to a free wine and beer tasting to support its annual Shower for Shelters.

The wine and beer tasting will be held at Spirits of Maynard, Plaza, 4 Digital Way, Suite 3, Maynard, MA on Friday evening, April 29, 2022, at 7 PM. Light refreshments will also be provided by the Roundtable. There will also be a short presentation by a survivor.

Please bring a new, unwrapped housewarming gift to the event. Families transitioning from shelters appreciate gifts of new household items to help them establish their new homes. These generous donations will be collected and given to the clients of Reach Beyond Domestic Violence, The Second Step, and Voices Against Violence.

Requested items include: twin size sheets and pillowcases, twin blankets, twin comforters, bed pillows, crib sheets, bath towels and face cloths, unscented cleaning products and laundry detergent, laundry baskets, kitchen utensils, flatware, dishes, drinking glasses, and small kitchen appliances. Supermarket and departments store gift cards are also welcome. For a complete list of requested items, please visit the Roundtable website at www.domesticviolenceroundtable.org.

An important message from WayCAM about funding. WayCAM is committed to the needs of our community. That is why we are taking a new step in how we access information online.

The mission of WayCAM is to provide a non-profit, electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas which reflect the talents, skills, interests, concerns, and diversity of the Wayland Community. Whether you are watching your child play sports after the game or watching a live school committee meeting or church service on your computer, WayCAM delivers transparency and connection here in our town.

WayCAM’s primary source of funding is cable subscriptions, which are declining. Our organization is facing severe funding shortages and has seen a decline of approximately 1000 cable subscribers significantly impacting the operations of the cable studio. During the same time that cable subscriptions are decreasing, there has been an increase demand for online streaming services. Which includes the live channel streaming and On-Demand programming on our website. We are actively taking a new step to achieve the same service despite constant decreases in revenue over the past several years.

For many years, WayCAM has proudly provided online streaming services as On-Demand access to content to our community free of charge. WayCAM is honored to be a consistent pillar in the Community which was highlighted during the height of the Covid Pandemic when everything else seemed to shut down. WayCAM remained a constant, finding many ways to connect us all and share important programming to our community.

Effective this fall, please support WayCAM by welcoming our new roll out of our redesigned memberships. Each membership is modest in cost and designed for the individual viewer’s needs. We appreciate your partnership.

Call for Walkers: Register for the 34th Annual Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk by Hyundai. Walkers are welcome back on the Boston Marathon® course on Sunday, October 2, to support patient care and research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Registration is now open for the 2022 Boston Marathon® Jimmy Fund Walk presented by Hyundai. Scheduled for Sunday, October 2, funds raised from the Walk support all forms of adult and pediatric patient care and cancer research at one of the nation’s premier cancer centers, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

The Jimmy Fund Walk is the only organized walk permitted on the famed Boston Marathon course and participants have the flexibility to choose from four distance options:

If walkers wish to participate a bit closer to home, the Jimmy Fund Walk has flexible opportunities. Participants can also join the event virtually by “walking their way” from wherever they are most comfortable—in their neighborhood, on a favorite hiking trail, or on a treadmill at home. Virtual programming and supporting materials will be available.

To register for the Jimmy Fund Walk (#JimmyFundWalk) or to support a walker, visit www.JimmyFundWalk.org or call (866) 531-9255. Registrants can enter the promo code NEWS for $5 off the registration fee. All registered walkers will receive a bib, medal, and a Jimmy Fund Walk T-shirt. Complete details online here.

Troop 1 Wayland launches gofundme to raise funds for repair of vandalized Scout House. We thank everyone for their concern regarding the extensive vandalism to the Scout House.

Over a dozen extinguishers were emptied by vandals. They sprayed every single room, attic and basement. The Scout House has both standard fixed room extinguishers and our training extinguishers. As part of our emergency preparedness training (along with first aid and lifesaving training), we have each scout learn to handle an extinguisher and actually put out a fire. Unfortunately, during the destructive spree, the vandals found the training extinguishers in the attic storage and created a blizzard-like condition in the building.

The Scout House is closed due to the potential harmful effects from the fine chemical used in dry powder fire extinguishers on the lungs, skin and eyes. When we know the Scout House is completely safe, we will allow our Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, along with their highly dedicated adult volunteers to resume normal meetings and activities.

The three youth who have been arrested created damage that will require a professional cleaning crew in white jumpsuits and masks, with specialized commercial-grade vacuums with HEPA filters. Then they will use technical cleaning equipment to wipe down every surface, wall and ceiling on the main floor as well as the attic and basement.

Our standard insurance coverage does not explicitly cover this type of extensive clean-up. Therefore, we may need to divert some of our program budget for repairs along with a GO Fund Me campaign to raise the necessary funds. The professional cleaning is just over $20,000, plus damage costs to the doors, equipment and supplies. While we think there was not a lot of theft, we can’t tell what is missing because we can not see all of our equipment under the powder.

We will find a way to overcome this challenge. In fact we teach youth how to deal with tough situations and overcome obstacles (ask the scouts who camped overnight this past Feb)

When this is over, the Scout House will be better, the scouts will be better from the lessons learned from this experience, and we hope Wayland will be better.

Scouting began in Wayland 98 years ago, not our first challenge, not our last.

Please consider contributing to our Go Fund Me page. Or you can write a tax-deductible check to ‘Wayland Scouters INC ( a 501 C3 nonprofit) and mail to Wayland Scouters Inc , PO BOX 5282 , Wayland Ma 01778

Thank you for your support of youth in our community.

Wayland High School Late Night 2022. Saturday, April 30 marks the return to Wayland of a time-honored high school tradition – the Prom! The Class of 2022, who have lost so much to this pandemic, will finally get to celebrate together at the first Wayland Prom since 2019. For twenty years before the last Prom, Wayland High School parents and the local business community have come together to fund and support “Wayland High School Late Night,” a fun, supervised event for our Prom-goers and their guests immediately following the Prom. Late Night is a free, after-Prom celebration organized and chaperoned by our High School parents, designed to provide a safe and substance-free post-Prom environment. We are hoping to bring back Late Night for the Class of 2022. It is a large undertaking in a short time, but we believe this tradition is important not only to the Class of 2022, who has led our High School through two years of pandemic challenges, but to all the classes who follow and will get to enjoy these traditions in the future.

To make Late Night happen, we need your time, treasure, and talent. Late Night is 100% funded by our Wayland parents and the local business community. This event is FREE for students to make their attendance as easy as possible. All Seniors and their guests are encouraged to participate in Late Night, so we need your financial support. Because of the uncertainty around Covid-19, we started planning later than usual for this event. Donations are needed NOW to secure the entertainment and food to ensure a fun and successful event. Our goal is to raise $18,000, which will allow us to cover all of our event expenses. We are asking every family to donate $100 per Prom attendee, but any donations are welcome. Please be as generous as possible.

Tax-deductible donations should be made payable to the Wayland PTO and sent to the address below. You can also donate online here

Thank you for your support and for helping us keep the students SAFE on Prom night. Please mail checks made payable to Wayland PTO and mail to:

LATE NIGHT 2022, c/o Tracey O’Rourke, 11 Timber Lane, Wayland, MA 01778

The Wayland PTO is a non-profit organization, Fed ID# 20-0141838

The Wayland Community Fund (WCF) provides short-term emergency financial assistance to Wayland residents who have lived in Wayland for at least one year. WCF provides funding for basic needs such as utilities, rent, food, medical bills, and other living expenses. Please call us if you need help with your bills, 508-358-3624 or go to the town website for an application.

League of Women Voters Town Meeting Issues Forum, May 5. The League of Women Voters of Wayland will hold a public forum on Thursday, May 5 at 7pm on some of the major issues to be discussed and voted on at Annual Town Meeting. Included are construction of the COA/community center, the Loker grass field, purchase of Launcher Way and a property on Sherman’s Bridge Road, and appointment of the Finance Committee. Pam Roman, chair of the Finance Committee, will also explain the two excluded debt questions that will be on the Town Election ballot. Audience members will be able to call in to ask questions of the presenters. The meeting will take place via Zoom; the link is https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85471012067?pwd=cmJXNlJFdXJMRE96L0xpRjhsMWhlQT09.  Iryna Priester will moderate the discussion. Town Elections are Tuesday, May 10 and Town Meeting begins on Saturday, May 14.

The latest from the Wayland Library (full newsletter online here).

Note: Most events require registration. Please visit the Wayland Library calendar for registration links.

For Babies, Toddlers and Preschoolers (registration required, zoom access available):

For Families: Daniel’s Good Day Storywalk Kickoff Event. Join Ms. Pam (from the library) and Ms. Jodi (from Family Access) at Hannah Williams Playground to celebrate the opening of the Storywalk of Daniel’s Good Day. Walk the storywalk, do the scavenger hunt, and make a paper bag kite! For ages 2 and up, with caregivers. We will meet at the Hannah Williams Playground, 71 Main Street, Wayland. Please register HERE This event is sponsored by the Wayland Public Library, Family Access, Wayland Cultural Council, and the Wayland Recreation Department.Saturday, May 7, 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Wayland Dialogue for Cultural Understanding, April 26 at 6pm. One Wayland and UMass Boston invite you to a town-wide dialogue via Zoom to proactively discuss how we can improve relationships among residents across racial, religious and cultural lines on Tuesday, April 26, 2022, at 6pm. We will first present a panel of residents describing their experiences and concerns, such as anti-Semitism, racial profiling, policing and bullying. We will then engage in an innovative brainstorming process to prioritize issues and identify solutions. At the end of the session, we will use your feedback to produce a written report we can present to the appropriate town authorities for further response and action. This event is a unique opportunity for us to come together as a town to protect and nurture our growing diversity and to set a model for our children. We need your wisdom, your experience, and your good ideas. All are welcome! For information, please email dovieking@gmail.com.

Join Zoom Meeting: https://umassboston.zoom.us/j/92473808733

Meeting ID: 924 7380 8733

For phone login information, click here

Overlooked and Underreported: Recognizing and Responding to Elder Abuse in Our Communities. It is hard to fathom that approximately 1 in 10 older adults experience physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and spiritual abuse. And yet, elder abuse is an issue that often goes unnoticed and unaddressed. Please join the Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable on Tuesday, May 10 at 3pm for a workshop highlighting what our communities should know about — and how we might respond to — this important issue. Presented by Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse, this conversation will help participants strengthen their understanding of elder abuse and explore ways to work together to prevent abuse from occurring in our communities. Regardless of whether you yourself are a member of a faith community, we hope that you will come to learn more about what we all can do to create a safer, healthier community for everyone. To receive a Zoom link to this program, please register at https://tinyurl.com/DVRTMayMeeting. For more details, click here

Celebrate Spring at the Depot. The Wayland Depot has fabulous gifts for celebrations. Find intriguing items for babies, brides, graduates, mothers, fathers and yourself. Cloth books, reusable metal straws, fine jewelry, clever wooden boxes, beautiful scarves, pretty pottery, scented candles, local honey and maple syrup, and Wayland Booster apparel are all available at the gift shop located in the old Wayland train station.

Wednesday – Friday, 12pm – 4pm, Saturday 10am-4pm. One Cochituate Road, Wayland, MA 01778, 508-358-5386 thewaylanddepot.com

Your Landscape Matters: Changing the Conservation Paradigm. Extinctions of plants and animals and climate change seem like overwhelming problems but each of us can fight these crises right at home, especially by treating our home gardens as habitat to nurture the living things native to our continent.

Join MetroWest Climate Solutions on May 5 at 7pm, for a session with Claudia Thompson, founder of Grow Native Massachusetts. Thompson will illustrate how she created a home landscape rich with habitat — supporting wildlife, birds, and pollinators. More than 80 species of birds have visited or nested in her relatively small urban garden. Register at https://tinyurl.com/LandscapeMatters.

With this inspirational case study, we will learn tangible steps that all of us can take in our yards to improve the ecological health of our communities. Learn how you can become part of the climate solution — by emphasizing native plants, embracing ecological processes, and making your garden a place full of life.

Ready to add native plants to your yard? Attendees who live within five miles of Wayland, Mass. will be offered a community service garden visit by Jean Milburn, Wayland’s Native Plant Ambassador from the MCA Native Pollinator Task Force. To learn more, visit https://www.svtweb.org/mca-native-pollinator-task-force.

For more details, click here

2022 Wayland Little League Parade and Opening Day Celebration, April 30. Please help support the 2022 Wayland Little League baseball and softball program as the players march from the former DPW site at Wayland Middle School to the Cochituate ball fields on Saturday, April 30th. Participants should arrive at 10 am; the parade will begin at 10:30am and festivities will end at noon. Residents, family and friends are invited to help cheer on the 2022 teams and participate in the activities that follow at the ballfields, which include speed pitch, a bouncy house and face paint.

Wayland Boosters will be at the Wayland Little League Opening Day Celebration. Come see us on Saturday, April 30 from 10:30am-12pm, at the Cochituate Ball Field. Wayland apparel and gear will be available for sale. Along with the traditional Wayland sweatshirts and the orange and black Pride Pants, we have the favorite black Under Armour hooded sweatshirt both youth and adult sizes. We also have a brand new tee shirt for spring in both youth and adult sizes.  

Big Band Swing Program. On Thursday, April 28 at 1:00pm in the COA, join us for John Clark’s presentation on the Big Band Swing Era. John Clark and his Great American Music Experience will trace the roots of Big Band music, including the back story of the King of Swing himself, Benny Goodman. Then you’ll hear Benny’s hits like Goody, Goody, Taking a Chance on Love and the historic live Carnegie Hall performance of Sing, Sing, Sing! The last third of the program will be devoted to the most popular bandleader of this period, Glenn Miller. You’ll understand the origins of the unmistakable Glenn Miller sound heard clearly in his theme song, Moonlight Serenade. You’ll see performances of his biggest hits like In the Mood and Chattanooga Choo Choo. For ten years orchestral jazz became America’s popular music and you’re invited to learn about and experience two of its biggest stars.

Movie Matinee in the COA: Being the Ricardos. WednesdayApril 27, 1:30pm at the COA. Enjoy a current movie and complimentary self-serve popcorn and cold beverages from our Hospitality Cart. Reservations are required, seating is limited. Lucille Ball (Nicole Kidman) and Desi Arnaz (Javier Bardem) are threatened by shocking personal accusations, a political smear and cultural taboos in Academy Award-winning writer and director Aaron Sorkin’s behind-the-scenes drama. A revealing glimpse of the couple’s complex romantic and professional relationship, the film takes audiences into the writers’ room, onto the soundstage, and behind closed doors during one critical production week of their groundbreaking sitcom, I Love Lucy.

Alta Oxbow (River's Edge) Affordable Lottery now open. 70% of the affordable units (39 of 55 apartments) are set aside for Waylanders in the initial lottery only.

Do you live in Wayland?

Do you work for the Town of Wayland?

Do you work for a company in Wayland?

Are your kids in Wayland schools (e.g., METCO)?

Do you make less than $70-80,000 per year?

You may be eligible. Find out more at http://www.oxbowaffordables.com

Act soon! Applications due Friday, May 6.

Click here for Alta Oxbow Affordable Units Flyer

Spring Carnival of the Arts, April 26. Date: Tuesday, April 26 (4pm-6pm) in the Wayland High School Commons. Run by: Tri-M and NAHS (honors art society). Includes: Live music, Instrument demonstrations (band and orchestra instruments), Games and coloring books, Bakesale, Face painting, Art Gallery

Raised Bed Vegetable Gardening, April 26 on Zoom. Do you want to grow more of your own veggies—but don’t know where to start? Consider using raised beds or containers! Join Etz Hayim, Or Atid’s climate action committee, on ZOOM on Tuesday, April 26 at 7:30 PM as we welcome MA Master Gardener Ramanda Morgan, who will discuss types of raised beds, as well as planting, irrigation, feeding, and more!

TeenLife "Your Future in STEM & Healthcare" Virtual Fair, May 5. Parents, students and educators are all invited to register for TeenLife’s free virtual fair showcasing summer programs that could lead to a career in STEM or Healthcare. The event takes place on Thursday, May 5th starting at 6pm. For more information go to https://www.teenlife.com/events/.

Help the Electronic Voting Implementation Subcommittee predict Town Meeting attendance. To better predict the number of voting handsets required at Wayland’s upcoming Annual Town Meeting, the Electronic Voting Implementation Sub-committee has setup an anonymous online survey. Please answer the questions posed at this URL:

Your participation will help reduce cost, and allow us to provide a more efficient and orderly town meeting experience. Thanks!

Wayland Cultural Council is seeking your input. The Community Input Survey will offer vital information about how community members wish state-allocated funds to be used. Find the brief survey at http://bit.ly/WaylandCulture2022 or on the Town of Wayland website. If you’d like to know more about the Wayland Cultural Council or wish to communicate directly, you can email wccmembers@wayland.ma.us or find us on Facebook, Instragram and Twitter at @WaylandCulturalCouncil. The Wayland Cultural Council is a town committee appointed by the Select Board and works with the Massachusetts Cultural Council. We’re seeking new members. Let us know if you could be interested.

Town seeks election workers. Election workers needed to work the May 10 annual town election. Wardens and clerks are needed as well as night tellers to assist with tallying election results. Please contact the Clerk’s Office at (508) 358-3630 for more information.

Poetry on the Trails. April is said to have showers that bring flowers in May, but because April is National Poetry Month, this month also brings poetry. This year, National Poetry Month brings a series of poems to the trails in Wayland. The Wayland Cultural Council, in partnership with Sudbury Valley Trustees, the Wayland Public Library, and the Wayland Human Rights, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee is excited to be sharing eight poems on the trails at Greenways Conservation Area.

The poems posted along the trails were written by a diverse group of poets, but all share a common theme of spring, renewal, and rebirth. The poets included are: E. E. Cummings, M. L Smoker, Meena Alexander, Joseph Legaspi, Rita Dove, Pablo Neruda, Ada Limón, and Marge Piercy. The poems will be posted on March 30 and will remain up through the month of April.

Greenway Conservation Area is protected by a partnership between the Sudbury Valley Trustees and the Wayland Conservation Commission. The poetry will be found on SVT segments of the trails, and information about their location is on the map online here. The parking area for Greenways is at the bottom of Green Way off Cochituate Road. All the sponsors of this program encourage you to take a walk and enjoy the poems! Greenways photo credit: Sudbury Valley Trustees

Musicians of the Old Post Road presents Taking Inspiration, Saturday, April 30, 2022, 7:30 pm, Harvard-Epworth Church, Cambridge, MA and livestreamed at oldpostroad.org

Online Tickets: $10 students; $35 individual; $70 family. In-person Tickets: $25 subscriber; $58 non-subscriber. For more information and tickets, visit www.oldpostroad.org or call 781-466-6694

Wayland Organic Waste (WOW) Pilot Program. The Drop off your food waste at the Transfer Station!

The Wayland DPW encourages residents to participate in the collection of compostable food waste at the Town’s Transfer Station under a new pilot composting program. If you have a Transfer Station sticker, there is no additional charge for this service.

Just as you separate cans, bottles, paper, and other recyclables that can be reused or remanufactured, now you will also be able to separate food scraps from trash so nutrient-rich materials can be responsibly turned into organic fertilizer and returned to the earth.

The compostable portion of our waste accounts for about 25% of its weight. And since we pay by the ton to have our trash hauled away and burned, every pound of water-heavy organic waste that is diverted from the trash is money saved. With the overall reduction in trash, the usage and incineration of orange PAYT plastic bags will also be reduced.

More details are online here.

The Wayland Survey on Climate Change. At the 2021 Town Meeting, we voted to declare a climate emergency and to develop a Climate Action Mobilization Plan (CAMP). In order to source climate solutions that work for the great diversity of folks in town, we need to know how you feel and think about climate change, how prepared you are for action, what questions you have, and what obstacles are in your way... Energize Wayland is running this brief survey: please fill it in, it takes 5 minutes, and is anonymous. Thank you!

In Pieces: Creative Exploration of Climate Grief, April 25, 7pm. In this participatory creative workshop we will use art materials to explore two visions of our world: one of grief and uncertainty, and the other of joy, gratitude, and beauty. We will do this on zoom, but together. This workshop is designed for adults and young adults. Join us regardless of experience or talent. Please bring your favorite pencils, watercolors, crayons, collage materials, whatever is your favorite, two pieces of paper or canvas, a pair of scissors, and a stick of glue. The workshop will last approximately one hour, with time after for more conversation, and will be led by Kaat Vander Straeten and a co-facilitator. A zoom link will be sent to you after you register here. For more info, email info@energizewayland.org. This workshop is the second of a series of events called “Creative Explorations of Climate Grief” and is sponsored by Transition Wayland, Energize Wayland, the W Gallery and the Wayland Public Library.