Author: Wayland Post Staff
Sherman’s Bridge project costs are starting to add up
The cost analysis of Sherman’s Bridge and Sherman’s Bridge Road activities in fiscal years 2025 and 2026 identifies a limited number of documented expenditures alongside significant gaps in publicly available…
WaylandCAN speaker offers tips on empathy and dealing with difficult people
Nearly 200 residents gathered at Wayland High School for a bold and refreshing event hosted by Wayland Community Action Network (WaylandCAN) that centered on the power of engaging across differences.Featured…
Submit scenic photos for possible use on new Town of Wayland website by April 22
Have a great shot of Wayland? Landscapes, landmarks, architecture, or wildlife? The town is looking for photos of Wayland to be featured on the homepage of our new website. Submissions…
Longtime residents honored
Tonya and Tom Largy will be honored by OARS3rivers as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. OARS is highlighting former staff, long-time volunteers who helped shape the organization, as well as…
Student gets her film screened
The Clark University Screen Studies program welcomed its longtime community partner, the Massachusetts Independent Film Festival, to its campus on April 3, for a screening of student films.Among the short…
Wayland Crash Knocks Down Utility Pole, Shuts Boston Post Road
Photo Courtesy of Wayland Fire Department An accident on Boston Post Road last night temporarily closed the street to fix a downed power line. A car crashed into the utility…
New dog park with plenty of barking spaces is coming
Jack Schwed Nicolette Mascari, a dog owner and Wayland resident for 13 years, said about one in every three households in Wayland has a dog that is licensed and registered…
Housing group concerned about inclusion in planning
At their March 25 meeting, Housing Partnership members expressed concern that the group is not consistently included in planning conversations involving other boards and committees, pointing to a proposed warrant…
Community Calendar
Saturday, April 4Echoes of LibertyArts Wayland (35 Andrew Ave.)Arts Wayland and the Wayland Museum & Historical Society invite artists to submit work for their upcoming juried exhibition, Echoes of Liberty,…
Boards tackle contamination, zoning constraints
Contamination, zoning constraints and long-term planning pressures shape multi-board decisionsEnvironmental contamination, zoning limitations and infrastructure constraints dominated discussion across multiple town boards in March, as officials advanced redevelopment proposals, weighed…
