Author: Wayland Post Staff
Deborah A. Ware
Deborah A. (Smith) Ware, of Wayland, formerly of Wellesley, died on March 8.She was the beloved wife of Robert Borden Ware for 62 years, devoted mother of Susan L. Hartman…
Real Estate Transactions: Mar 13 – Apr 12, 2026
WAYLAND -- A $1.9 million transaction at 32 Highland Cir. paced 20 recorded deed transfers in Wayland between March 13 and April 12, 2026, with four of the eight…
Real Estate Transactions: Feb 2 – Mar 13, 2026
WAYLAND -- A $2,950,000 sale on Old Connecticut Path headlined a six-week stretch of Wayland property activity that logged 20 recorded deed transfers, though only eight carried disclosed consideration…
Historic anniversary is ahead
To the Editor:I want to alert your readers to an important anniversary coming up next month. In 1675 and 1676, King Philip's War raged throughout New England. On the evening…
Come to the March 28 No Kings rallyif you’re ‘concerned and outraged’
To the Editor:Even if you were unsure who to vote for in 2024, you probably did not expect to be involved in another foreign war within a year — one…
Broomstones alum takes silver
Korey Dropkin, who trained at Broomstones Curling Club in Wayland, stands with his silver medal with the Dolomites in the background. (Photo courtesy Korey Dropkin)
Community Calendar
Saturday, March 71–4:30 p.m.Mosaic Heart or Jewelry WorkshopAmy Marks Studio (111 Riverview Road, Waltham)Take a break from the everyday and spend an inspiring afternoon creating art with Arts Wayland member…
Landfill group proposal includes athletic field, bus parking, and more
The Route 20 South Landfill Visioning Committee voted unanimously Feb. 17 to advance a concept plan that centers on a regulation-size grass athletic field, an informal open space, a future…
Planning Board extends Carroll School decision deadline to April 17
The Planning Board continued its public hearing on the Carroll School site plan application for 37–45 Waltham Road and voted to extend its written decision deadline to April 17 in…
Conservation Commission considers Dudley Road area projects
The Conservation Commission on Feb. 11 continued, approved, and deferred multiple projects near Dudley Pond while also discussing Town Meeting articles and municipal pesticide policy.Chair Sean Fair and the commission…
