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Real Estate Transactions

Real Estate Transactions: August 6 – August 31, 2026

Wayland Post Staff · September 11, 2026

August 6 - August 31, 2026 DateAddressSellerBuyerSale Amt.8/6/202630 Stonebridge RdKistner, Kenneth F. & FrancesMcCarthy, Leigh O. & Megan$722,0008/10/2026150 West Plain StRichards, Douglas J. & Joseph E., trusteesSingh Brothers Property Management…

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BREAKING: Teenager charged with killing two in Acton found by Wayland PD responding to an unrelated call

Wayland Post Staff · August 28, 2026

WAYLAND — A 17-year-old from Acton who was wanted in relation to two deaths in that town was found and apprehended in Wayland this morning by the Wayland Police Department. …

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Wayland tried to end Omar Easy’s discrimination case. A judge said a jury should hear it.

Wayland Post Staff · August 28, 2026

By The Wayland Post WAYLAND — A Middlesex Superior Court judge has refused to dismiss former Superintendent Omar Easy’s discrimination lawsuit against the town, ruling that a jury should decide…

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Pretrial filing details Easy’s discrimination claims, Wayland’s defense and dozens of potential witnesses

Wayland Post Staff · August 21, 2026

A newly filed pretrial memorandum in former Wayland Superintendent Omar Easy’s lawsuit against the town lays out detailed and sharply conflicting accounts of what happened during his tenure, identifying specific…

Eloise Hardie, who practices the violin every day, is one of the Loker Elementary students who will be affected by next year’s music pilot. (Courtesy photo)
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Judge: factual disputes require trial in Easy case

Wayland Post Staff · August 7, 2026

Editor’s note: This is an update to a story that was published on waylandpost.org on July 30 The summary judgment record in the discrimination case pitting former Superintendent Omar X.…

Eloise Hardie, who practices the violin every day, is one of the Loker Elementary students who will be affected by next year’s music pilot. (Courtesy photo)
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Summer publication schedule for the Post

Wayland Post Staff · August 7, 2026

The Wayland Post will skip its Aug. 21 print edition as part of a temporary summer schedule adjustment. The next planned print edition will be on Aug. 28, followed by…

Talk of the Town

Talk of the Town

Wayland Post Staff · August 7, 2026

42 from Wayland to tackle Pan-Mass Challenge Among the 6,000 cyclists and 4,000 volunteers participating in the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) on Aug. 1-2 will be 42 Wayland residents. Wayland participants…

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Political candidates make their pitch at Dem picnic

Wayland Post Staff · August 7, 2026

The Wayland Democratic Town Committee hosted the annual Wayland DTC summer picnic on Sunday, July 12. The event featured remarks from seven midterm candidates at the state level that represent…

Obituaries

Alan Chartoff

Wayland Post Staff · August 7, 2026

Alan S. Chartoff, 76, of Wayland, died on June 21, 2026. He was born on Aug. 16, 1949. Chartoff is survived by his wife, Gail Chmara Chartoff; his sons, Seth…

Obituaries

Bessie N. Ladoulis

Wayland Post Staff · August 7, 2026

Bessie N. (Booras) Ladoulis, 94, of Wayland, died on June 17, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. She was the beloved wife of the late William T. Ladoulis who died…