Wayland schools discrimination case moves toward full trial

Friday, July 17 — A discrimination lawsuit against Wayland Public Schools is headed to a full trial, Wayland Patch reported in its daily events roundup, though few case details were included. "Wayland schools discrimination lawsuit now headed for a full trial," per Wayland Patch, patch.com/massachusetts/wayland.

Friday, July 17 — The final outdoor performance of the Council on Aging's 15th Annual Summer Concert Series was moved indoors, according to Wayland Patch. "Final Show In Wayland's 15th Annual Summer Concert Series Moved Indoors," per Wayland Patch, patch.com/massachusetts/wayland.

Saturday, July 18 — Wayland is mourning Bob Lavin Sr., who owned Lavin's Liquors since the early 1960s and has died, Wayland Patch reported. "Wayland Mourns Loss Of Beloved Business Owner," per Wayland Patch, patch.com/massachusetts/wayland.

Sunday, July 19 — Wayland Patch's daily events roundup flagged the Wayland Summer Farmers Market as coming up soon, one of 15 items on its community calendar this week. "Patch AM: Pay It Forward Card Show and 14 more events," per Wayland Patch, patch.com/massachusetts/wayland.

Thursday, July 23 — The Wayland Museum & Historical Society opens "Tracing Liberty: Slave Dwelling Project," a free four-day program running through July 26, with further details to be announced, according to the museum.

Friday, July 24 — Beatrice Herford's Vokes Players open "Over the River and Through the Woods," Joe DiPietro's comedy directed by David Berti, running July 24 through August 8 at Vokes Theatre on Route 20.

Friday, July 24 — Wayland Patch's community calendar features Shabbat on the Beach at the Wayland Town Beach as a featured upcoming event. "Patch AM: PowerPoint Club and 14 more events," per Wayland Patch, patch.com/massachusetts/wayland.