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dave.watkins@waylandpost.orgWayland’s effort to secure low-interest state financing for its drinking water system has run into a structural problem that goes beyond a single application cycle.The town’s proposed project — combining a Massachusetts

carole.plumb@waylandpost.orgWayland’s Finance Committee is recommending a $112,964,253 operating budget for fiscal year 2027, an increase of $5.0 million, or 4.63%, over the $107.9 million approved for FY26, as rising personnel costs, health

By Jack SchwedTucked away in the warm, wooden back room of Bella Batts’s childhood home in Wayland was a box — one she’d passed countless times but had never opened.However, this changed

Wayland voters filled all positions on the ballot without any contested races in the April 28 Annual Town Election, according to unofficial results released by the Town Clerk.All candidates who appeared on

The impetus behind Massachusetts Community Preservation Act of 2001 originated in towns watching key local assets disappear without having a reliable way to fund their protection. In the 1990s open land and

A physician identified in recent court proceedings as “Dr. Derrick from Wayland” is Derrick James Todd, a rheumatologist whose professional career in the Boston area has been eclipsed by a growing body