Wayland Town Center was sold, but the name of the new owner has not been disclosed as of September 26. In Massachusetts, the disclosure of a new commercial owner typically does not
When Spice & Pepper quietly closed its doors at 236 Boston Post Road in June, many Wayland residents assumed the town’s only Thai restaurant was gone for good. For weeks, rumors had
The Wayland Select Board tackled major financial and infrastructure issues at its September 29 meeting, voting against purchasing 14 West Plain St., approving a new financial policies manual, and authorizing measures to
The parcels at 471 and 473 Boston Post Road that comprise the former capped Old South landfill have been floated as town-owned land available for potential redevelopment for many years by multiple
Wayland will come alive on Saturday, Oct. 4 (rain date: October 5) as the Wayland Festival fills Town Center with a day of parades, performances, art, food and community fun. This year
Neighbors on Rice Road were stunned by the magnitude of St. Philopater Mercurius & St. Mina Copic Orthodox Church’s new proposed construction project, which was revealed to them at a church meeting
The Wayland Post will team up with The Villa at this year’s Wayland Festival on Saturday, October 4, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the Town Center green. Visitors are invited
The most extensive hearing at the Zoning Board of Appeals on Sept. 9 focused on Millbrook Group LLC’s proposal to convert the historic Collins Market building at 21 Cochituate Road into a
Wayland Post Reader Survey The Wayland Post has launched a short reader survey to gather feedback on how the paper can best serve the community. The survey, which takes less than five
The Economic Development Committee plan moved one step closer to building a playground, splash pad, amphitheater and pavilion in Town Center after a 5-0 vote on August 28. A memo to the