Wayland Post Adjusts Holiday Publishing Schedule

The Wayland Post will shift its print schedule during the upcoming holiday season to account for holiday closures and newsroom availability.

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The edition that would normally be published on November 28 will instead be delivered on December 5. The Post will also publish a regularly scheduled issue on December 19. The edition originally planned for December 26 will be moved to January 9.

Readers can continue to follow regular reporting at WaylandPost.org, where timely updates on local news, government meetings, and community events will be posted between print issues.

The Post thanks its readers, contributors, and advertisers for their continued support and wishes the community a safe and joyful holiday season.

Wayland Post Holiday Print Schedule

Dec. 5
Dec. 19
Jan. 9

Digital Coverage Continues

Timely updates will remain available at WaylandPost.org throughout the holiday period.

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