Wayland Post Adjusts Holiday Publishing Schedule

The Wayland Post will adjust its publishing schedule during the upcoming holiday season to accommodate both holiday observances and newsroom scheduling.

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The edition that would normally publish on Nov. 28 will instead appear on Dec. 5, and the edition originally scheduled for Dec. 26 will move to Jan. 9.

Regular coverage will continue on WaylandPost.org, where readers can find timely updates on local news, government meetings, and community events between print issues.

The Post appreciates the ongoing support of its readers, contributors, and advertisers and wishes everyone a safe and joyful holiday season.

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