It is with profound love and deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Kenneth “Ken” Jude McMullen, who died on April 27, 2025, in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the age
Jack Lancelot “Lance” Lichtor, MD of New Haven, CT and Wayland, MA, a Pediatric Anesthesiologist and most recently Director of Pediatric Anesthesia at Yale University, died on April 30, 2025. Lance was
The Council on Aging (COA) is excited to move into its new home. To celebrate this event, there will be a grand opening celebration on June 5 at the new Wayland Community
By Steve Garone & Margie Lee Wayland Town Green came alive on Sunday, May 4 celebrating Earth Day with a festive banner and multiple kiosks. A colorful banner along the ridge next
by Shannon Fischer Turtles are on the move across Wayland – female turtles are traveling to and from nesting sites; other turtles are migrating from their winter pools to their summer ponds
By Dan Kemp, Wayland Post Contributor In honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, Wayland is planning a fire hydrant painting public art program. The program echoes
Maeve O’Hara read her prize-winning poem to baseball fans on May 3 at Worcester’s Polar Park. O’Hara, 11, is a fifth-grade student at Claypit Hill Elementary School in Wayland. She was one
By Lindsey Warren Long time Wayland residents and two of Wayland Free Public Library’s home delivery services volunteers, John and Natalie Grabill, sat down at the library to share their story. John
At the beginning of this year, the Wayland Public Library unveiled a new program, Library on the Go, to get books into the hands of residents who are unable to visit the