With a turn out of well over 50 children and their families, it was clear that the rain didn’t put a damper on the 26th annual Wayland Youth Fishing Derby, this past
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
About one in every three families has a registered dog in Wayland. With those sorts of numbers, there is definitely a need for a dog park, according to Nicolette Mascari and Jessica
Daniel W. Hood found perseverance pays off. After self-publishing five books, his sixth, “Dancing with a Stranger,” was published by Austin Macauley in August 2024. A mystery mixed with romance, the novel
Fourteen seniors and teens gathered on April 17 at the Carriage House located at Boston Post Road to share stories and make connections. Chloe Chitkara, a Wayland High School junior who attends
By Larry Kiernan and Emma Kiernan If you’ve driven Route 20 through Sudbury lately, you’ve probably noticed the trail construction between Dunkin’ Donuts and Lotus Blossom. That’s the Mass Central Rail Trail
There are times in one’s life when one needs healing and therapy…of the chocolate variety. “Meet our Neighbors” visited Chocolate Therapy in Wayland Center, a not-your-typical chocolate shop but rather an experience,
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Wayland- One year after final payment of his six-figure settlement former Wayland Police Chief Sean Gibbons is seeking further compensation from Wayland residents. Gibbons filed a civil lawsuit against the Town of