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Going from two polling places to one: how it wentTwo years of elections at one polling site suggest Wayland’s low local turnout has more to do with ballot interest and vote-by-mail participation than with closing the Middle School polling location.Check it out here: www.waylandpost.org/news/going-from-two-polling-places-to-one-how-it-went/
Wayland’s primary election resultsA little more than one in four registered Wayland voters took part in the state primary elections on Sept. 1 in which several races were uncontestedCheck it out here: www.waylandpost.org/news/waylands-primary-election-results/
Cochituate postcards from the pastIn this 10-part series, you’ll encounter information gleaned from a collaborative history project that began in 2016. I wanted to capture the history of Cochituate, a place that exudes an authentic, robust sense of place from the perspective of those whose identities are intertwined with this community.Read the full story on The Wayland Post → www.waylandpost.org/news/cochituate-postcards-from-the-past/
Knowledge, life lessons exchanged at club visitsWisdom to Wisdom Club founder Ryan Chase, a 2026 graduate, remembers fielding technical questions from his grandmother about how to FaceTime during the COVID-19 lockdown. For many senior family members, this was the only mode of contact they could use to actually see their relatives.Check it out here: www.waylandpost.org/news/knowledge-life-lessons-exchanged-at-club-visits/
Camp tragedy turns attention to tree careThe unspeakable tragedy at Camp Chickami on Aug. 18 has prompted discussions and questions about tree inspections and tree safety around the Commonwealth.Full story here: www.waylandpost.org/news/camp-tragedy-turns-attention-to-tree-care/