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Wayland abounds with freshwater fishing opportunities

Ellie Brogan · August 28, 2026

Wayland’s bodies of water are numerous and varied, from Mill Pond to Lake Cochituate. These lakes, streams, and ponds also provide various fishing places for Wayland residents. While these bodies…

The waterfront near Lake Cochituate’s pump house provides easy access for fishing.  (Photo by Ellie Brogan)
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Two sides continue Loker music pilot discussion

Leslie Castillo · August 28, 2026

In perhaps a historic opening, a couple of residents brought and played instruments in the hallway of the town building before the start of the Aug. 24 School Committee meeting…

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Officials hoping for $500K economic development grant

June Valliere · August 28, 2026

Wayland officials hope to receive a $500,000 economic development grant but may have to wait until January for the final decision and even years before they receive the funds. The…

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BREAKING: Teenager charged with killing two in Acton found by Wayland PD responding to an unrelated call

Wayland Post Staff · August 28, 2026

WAYLAND — A 17-year-old from Acton who was wanted in relation to two deaths in that town was found and apprehended in Wayland this morning by the Wayland Police Department. …

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Child killed by falling branch at Camp Chickami was from Sudbury

Brad Spiegel · August 28, 2026

The family of the camper who died after being struck by a tree branch at Camp Chickami on Aug. 18 has identified him as Mason Sundberg of Sudbury. The family,…

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Wayland tried to end Omar Easy’s discrimination case. A judge said a jury should hear it.

Wayland Post Staff · August 28, 2026

By The Wayland Post WAYLAND — A Middlesex Superior Court judge has refused to dismiss former Superintendent Omar Easy’s discrimination lawsuit against the town, ruling that a jury should decide…

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Laurie Pimentel, director of Carriage House at Lee’s Farm, is honored

WP Admin · August 28, 2026

The Massachusetts Assisted Living Association presented Carriage House at Lee’s Farm Maintenance Director Laurie Pimentel the 2026 Facilities and Maintenance Award. Northbridge Senior Living Community owns the Carriage House, which…

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Academic achievements

WP Admin · August 28, 2026

Academic achievements The following Wayland students were recognized at their respective colleges for their spring 2026 studies: • Georgia Tech: Andrew Boyer • Bates College: Eva Bogan, Zoe Mittelsteadt, Peter…

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Crozier’s separation agreement: what the records reveal

Dave Watkins · August 28, 2026

The release of Brad Crozier’s separation agreement has answered some of the public’s questions about his unexpected departure last spring as Superintendent of Sudbury Public Schools, while leaving the central…

Brad Crozier. (Courtesy photo)
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Rebuilt Liberty Pizza may reopen by year’s end

Leslie Castillo · August 28, 2026

On Oct. 3, 2023, a fire destroyed Liberty Pizza and all other businesses located at 116-118 Main St. Now, an “Opening Soon” sign hangs in the window, bringing hope to…

A recent sign offers good news to pizza lovers. (Photo by Leslie Castillo)