Ellen Tohn’s article “Wayland’s climate work: Progress and potential,” Feb. 14, highlighted the power of community action and how we can “lead by example
Board of Assessors, Jan. 6 The Board of Assessors convened on Jan. 6 to address several topics, including bylaw revisions, office updates, and archival
By CHRIS HILL, chris.hill@waylandpost.org In a move that could reshape the democratic landscape of Massachusetts towns, Wayland is leading the charge to make remote
After 18 months in interim role, School Committee hires former Newton public schools boss on permanent basis by CHRIS HILL, chris.hill@waylandpost.org You don’t know
The Wayland Museum & Historical Society is welcoming its first executive director, Scarlett V. Hoey. A Wayland native, Hoey brings extensive experience in museum
At its Sept. 25 meeting the Finance Committee reviewed updates on the town’s fiscal year 2026 budget forecast, capital planning efforts, and the upcoming
At its Sept. 24 meeting, the Permanent Municipal Building Committee (PMBC) reviewed the progress of ongoing projects, including the new Council on Aging/Community Center
In a pivotal step toward selecting a new superintendent, on Sept. 23 the School Committee finalized a community-wide survey designed to gather input on
By Ellie BroganWayland Post Intern Multiple teachers, administrators, and staff will be retiring from Wayland Public Schools at the end of the 2024-25 school
Wayland Superintendent of Schools David Fleishman outlined the history of federal education funding and answered questions about funding cuts, social media, diversity and updating
The following are Senior Shout-Outs purchased by families of new Wayland High School graduates. Congratulations to Zach and all of his friends and classmates!