Author: Wayland Post Staff
‘Good density is key’ for Wayland
Editor’s note: This Letter to the Editor was submitted on a timely basis on April 14 but inadvertently did not run in last week’s Wayland Post prior to Town Meeting.…
Short, Tang honored at Town Meeting
Michael Short received the C. Peter R. Gossels Good Government Award and Yauwu Tang got the Lydia Maria Child Award at Wayland’s Annual Town Meeting earlier this month.Short's decades of…
Harleman wins Chopped for Charity competition
Open Table, the MetroWest charity dedicated to fighting hunger and building healthy communities, announced that Chef Erin Harleman owner of The Saucy Plate, a Wayland-based personal chef service, was the winner…
What 598 donors have built in just 15 months
For more than a year, Wayland residents have quietly built something increasingly rare in American communities: a locally funded independent newspaper supported directly by the people it serves.Over the last…
Sports roundup: boys’ volleyball stays hot
The Wayland High School boys volleyball kept rolling with two more wins, while girls lacrosse delivered two lopsided victories before running into Lincoln-Sudbury, headlining a busy Wayland High School spring…
News Briefs
Police warn residents after black bear sightingWayland police are advising residents to take precautions after a black bear was reported in a local neighborhood, prompting increased public attention and regional…
ATM DAY 2: Town Meeting approves Route 20 housing expansion
Town Meeting voters approved a major zoning change to allow larger multifamily development along Route 20 on Tuesday, overriding opposition from the Select Board, Finance Committee and Economic Development Committee…
ATM DAY 1: Voters approve $112M budget after debate over surveillance, unanswered data policy questions
Annual Town Meeting voters approved a $112 million fiscal 2027 budget after extended debate over surveillance and cybersecurity spending, with residents raising unresolved questions about data access and oversight. The…
Questions surround state funding for town water system project
[email protected]’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…
All candidates on ballot win in uncontested election
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…
