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Zoning articles tackle multifamily housing, ADUs
Town Meeting members will be voting at the May 4 Annual Town Meeting on several zoning articles that could expand town-wide housing capacity and reshape the Route 20 corridor.While some…
Housing group concerned about inclusion in planning
At their March 25 meeting, Housing Partnership members expressed concern that the group is not consistently included in planning conversations involving other boards and committees, pointing to a proposed warrant…
Wayland Garden Club flourishing for over 100 years
Perhaps you’ve marveled at the holiday greens that adorned our public buildings during the holiday season, or are looking forward to seeing the carefully crafted containers and plantings that will…
High schoolers perform at state music festival
Eleven high school performers at the MMEA All-State Music Festival, photo submitted by Susan MemoliWayland High School was represented by 11 student musicians at the 2026 MMEA All-State Music Festival.…
Eagle Scouts stage successful food drive
Troop 1 Wayland conducted a food drive benefitting A Place to Turn food pantry on the weekend of March 14-15.Wayland High senior Matthew Tan planned and led the campaign. He…
Wayland resident brings the Post to Egypt
Lisa Liu visited Abu Simbel in Egypt this month with the Wayland Post. She said Abu Simbel is the site of the famous Ramses Temple that was cut out of…
Wayland Girl Scouts, troop leader recognized for achievements
Wayland Girl Scouts from Troop 66268 included five high school students from Ambassadors to Adults in a Court of Awards ceremony at Wayland High School on March 5. They celebrated…
Local activists urge residents to defend democracy
By Mimi BreedConcerns about the direction of the United States and the resilience of its democratic institutions brought local residents together on March 22 for a community conversation focused more…
News Briefs
Survey on trash, recyclingThe Town of Wayland is conducting a short survey to better understand how residents currently manage their trash and recycling and how households might respond to potential…
Using their words
The Wayland Public Schools Foundation hosted its annual Spelling Bee on March 29. Students from grades 2-5 participated by forming "swarms" of three spellers — including Henry Stewart, Alex Franiczek,…
