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News

Celebrate with Heart Festival brings Wayland together

October 3, 2025

The Eliza J. Norton Foundation’s annual Celebrate with Heart Community Festival lived up to its name on Sunday, Sept. 28, turning the historic Cochituate Ball Field into a lively, joy-filled gathering spot

Letters

Letter to the Editor – Charlie Kirk

October 3, 2025

Dear Editor,The recent letter on Charlie Kirk’s assassination was deeply troubling. While it stopped short of celebrating his death, it claimed Kirk “reaped what he sowed.” That view is not only cruel

Talk of the Town

Talk of the Town – Health club hosts ALS ride

October 3, 2025

Over 250 bike riders from Wayland and nearby communities participated in the Ride to Defeat ALS Massachusetts on September 20. The Longfellow Club in Wayland has hosted the ride for over 20

Letters

Letter to the Editor – “rehabilitation” of Sherman’s Bridge

October 3, 2025

Dear Editor:The Wayland and Sudbury Departments of Public Works are undertaking what they call a “rehabilitation” of Sherman’s Bridge. The public notice, available on each town’s website, indicates that the bridge could

Talk of the Town

Talk of the Town – Drug survey & resources

October 3, 2025

The Wayland Health Department is seeking input on opioid-related needs in the community. If you live, work or otherwise engage with the Wayland community, share your thoughts in the anonymous 10-minute survey

Letters

Letter to the Editor – looking to raise $35,000

October 3, 2025

Dear Editor,My friend and neighbor Phil Sandock has been a Waylander since 1961, Wayland High School graduate (class of 1979), a self-employed carpenter, painter and handyman, and he’s also a breast cancer

Sports·Youth Sports

Young Warriors off to a fast start

October 3, 2025

ayland/Weston Youth Football is on the rise, rolling out new opportunities for its youngest athletes. This fall, the program launched standalone tackle teams for fourth- and fifth-graders, marking a significant step forward

Sports·Town Sports

Couple from Wayland wins national sailing championship

October 3, 2025

by Susie Klein, Wayland Post Contributor Longtime Wayland residents Susie Klein, 68, and Jim Hammitt, 69, bested a fleet of 21 boats to win the Sandpiper Class National Championship Regatta sailed on

Community·Historical Society

Dozens enjoy architecture history tour in Wayland Center

October 3, 2025

Sixty-seven enthusiastic Wayland residents participated in the Wayland Center Architecture Walk, part of the town’s ongoing Rev. 250th commemorations. The guided stroll highlighted the rich architectural heritage of Wayland Center, sparking con-about

Community·Wayland Public Library

Home delivery: new and improved from the library

October 3, 2025

The Wayland Free Public Library (WFPL) launched its Library on the Go program at the beginning of 2025 with the goal of giving easy access to books and other library materials for

News

Wayland Post wins designation as public charity

October 3, 2025

The Wayland Post has received official recognition from the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. This milestone confirms what our readers already

Uncategorized

Big Projects, Bigger Gaps, Tough Choices

October 3, 2025

At the September 15 Select Board meeting, Finance Director Brian Keveny warned that Wayland’s fiscal problem is no longer cyclical. The town is sliding into what he called a structural deficit —

News

Town Center has been sold; buyer still unknown

October 3, 2025

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

News

Spice & Pepper reopens after abortive sale talks

October 3, 2025

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

News

State gives funding for Snake Brook Dam repairs

October 3, 2025

The town has received a matching grant of $884,000 in September from the state to help complete rehabilitation work on the Snake Brook Dam, which has been listed in poor condition since

News

Select Board rejects 14 West Plain, sends debt reclassification measure to a townwide vote

October 3, 2025

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

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