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Mooi Nails and Spa joins Wayland Business Community

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October 31, 2025
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Town Manager Michael McCall welcomed Mooi Nails and Spa to town Oct. 20 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 308 Commonwealth Road.

Owner Xiaodan Yang was joined by property owners and Town Planner Robert Hummel for the celebration. McCall praised the opening, noting the continued growth of local businesses in Wayland.

“We are pleased to welcome our newest nail salon, Mooi Nails and Spa,” he said.

The spa offers nail and beauty services and can be reached at (508) 647-0940 for appointments.

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