Waylandโs effort to consolidate its land use administration and operations โ Planning, Zoning, Conservation, Health, and Building โ has been underway for nearly a
The town is currently defending seven lawsuits, according to a recent Select Board discussion in a recent executive session. Details of the cases remain
From January through mid-September, the production and delivery of the Wayland Post have cost $87,590. Every dollar has gone directly into keeping trusted, independent
Wayland’s new construction growth rate ranks at the bottom for Moody’s Ratingโs AAA-rated towns in Massachusetts. There are 14 AAA towns and cities in
Grand Prize: John Flaherty and familyAmerican West road tripThe Flaherty family took the Post on a cross-country journey, with photos from Winnemucca, Nevada; Green
The Finance Committee met on Feb. 10 to review the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 operating and capital budgets, address ongoing infrastructure concerns, and evaluate
The Planning Board resumed its review of the definitive subdivision application for 13 Charena Road. Kevin OโLeary of the Jillson Company provided an update
At the Select Board meeting Feb. 10, Fire Chief Neil McPherson presented an update on the ongoing discussions about transitioning to a regional dispatch
The Audit Committee met to discuss its annual report for the Select Board, focusing on financial statements, internal controls, and audit recommendations. Key topics
Led by Chair Maryanne Peabody, at its Jan. 7 meeting the Personnel Board addressed updates to the townโs personnel bylaws and wage classification plans
Standing in the dusty heat of Guatemala, three Wayland High School graduates found themselves recalling a motto from their high school theater director,