News
Select Board
The board voted 5-0 on Monday to set the Annual Town Meeting for May 10-12, 2027, with a Town Election May 4, and 3-1-1 to keep the 6:30 p.m. start…
ELVIS Committee
Wayland’s ELVIS (Electronic Voting Implementation) Committee retooled its remote-voting push after three bills were sent to study. Chair Dave Bernstein told members Tuesday that H.2272, Wayland’s home-rule petition, along with…
Historic District Commission
Wayland Historic District Commission conditions Bow Road window replacement on exterior muntins. The commission voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve a Renewal by Andersen replacement window project at 34 Bow Road,…
School Committee
Wayland School Committee accepts $335,110 in grants and prepares $2 million feasibility study line. The five-member committee unanimously approved $33,110 as the district’s share of a joint MassCyberCenter cybersecurity grant…
Planning Board
Wayland Planning Board continues Hobbs Road supportive-living hearing to Oct. 21 as chair warns extensions are ending. The board voted 3-0 Wednesday to continue Oak Street Management’s site plan hearing…
Help update hazard plan
The town is inviting residents and business owners to help shape its updated Hazard Mitigation Plan — a critical document that identifies natural hazard risks facing the community and outlines…
Wayland State Primary: Official Results Released
Official results from Wayland’s September 1 State Primary have been released. The results include races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, governor and other state and district offices. View the complete…
Town moves toward vote on first override since ’09
The town has begun setting a calendar to decide whether to ask voters for a Proposition 2½ operating override, the first such request in 17 years, to close a projected…
Wayland weighs costs and benefits of split tax rate
A proposal to establish Wayland’s first split property tax rate in at least two decades could transfer hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual taxes from residential property owners to…
Schools welcome the return of new staff and veteran teachers
Chitra Prasad, who has taught both middle school social studies and French, eagerly anticipates the start of a new school year. One of her favorite things to do to kick…
