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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

High School Sports·News

Title IX changes could impact high school sports

October 3, 2025

Wayland school officials are revising the town’s Title IX policy and procedures in response to a federal court decision vacating the Biden administration’s expanded 2024 rules. Ronnie Kessler, the district’s Title IX

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

News

Wayland Post website expands access to local information

October 3, 2025

Take the Wayland Post with you while you’re traveling or staying at your vacation home. We publish our digital version on the Monday after the biweekly print distribution. To access our digital

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

High School Sports·Sports

WHS Warriors roundup: Sept. 5 to Oct. 5, 2025

October 3, 2025

FootballWayland football dropped its season opener to Holliston 14–0 on September 5. The defense produced key stops, including an interception by Aidan Curry at the goal line, but the offense couldn’t break

High School Sports·News

Title IX changes could impact high school sports

October 3, 2025

Sports·Youth Sports

Young Warriors off to a fast start

October 3, 2025

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

News

Wayland Post website expands access to local information

October 3, 2025

Take the Wayland Post with you while you’re traveling or staying at your vacation home. We publish our digital version on the Monday after the biweekly print distribution. To access our digital

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

Community·Historical Society

Cemeteries: Wayland’s silent storytellers of the past

October 3, 2025

In the quiet corners of Wayland, beneath the shade of ancient trees and among the moss-covered stones, lie open secrets — etched in granite, marble, and slate. Our cemeteries are more than

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

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

News

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 —

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