Sharing a passion for books
Ever since I was little, books and reading have been a major part of my life. Not all children have the access to literature, which I was extremely fortunate to have, so
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Scott reflects on gender transition journey
Amid attacks on transgender care and rights across the country, Ashley Fuller interviewed Lou Scott, a transgender man, about his transition on her show “Meet Our Neighbors” on WayCAM TV. Scott is
It’s a new school year — start it off with a donation to the Wayland Post!
Dear neighbors,You’ve blown us away — 418 of you have already pitched in, helping us raise an amazing $155,000! But summer is ending, and as we all gear up for school and
WHS alumni produce award-winning documentary
Standing in the dusty heat of Guatemala, three Wayland High School graduates found themselves recalling a motto from their high school theater director, two decades after their graduation: “The story comes first.”
Stories of town history as the sun sparkles
Dudley Pond Stories The Wayland Museum & Historical Society was thrilled to join our friends at the Dudley Pond Association’s annual event on July 12 celebrating the community, featuring live music on
Wayland Town Building: past, present, and future
For nearly a century, the brick building at 41 Cochituate Road has adapted to Wayland’s shifting needs — first as a school, then as town offices, and now as a space under
Real Estate Transactions July 10-25, 2025
DATE ADDRESS SELLER BUYER SALE AMT. 07/10/2025 73 Riverview Cir Chung, Su H. & Sung Ho Gordon, Christopher A. & Vanaria, Laura F. $1,000,000 07/10/2025 9 Oak St Donahue, Ryan P. and
August 8, 2025 Wayland Obituaries
Michael Bate Michael Whitfield Bate, 87, passed away peacefully on July 12, 2025. He is survived by his partner, Norma Herzlinger; daughters Gabrielle Bate (Jim Hudson) and Rebecca; and grandchildren Brittany and
TCAN — a music and arts venue just next door
Just over the border in Natick is a venue that has provided a variety of music and other entertainment options since 1997 to Natick, Wayland, and other surrounding communities. Founded as a
Good trouble
Nearly 80 residents and one loyal dog fanned out across the intersection of Routes 20, 126, and 27 late Sunday afternoon, joining a nationwide day of action honoring the late U.S. Rep. John