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Board of Health OKs 7,235-gallon daily septic flow for Wayland High School
The Board of Health unanimously approved a revised wastewater design flow for the Wayland High School septic system, increasing the daily estimate from 4,580 to 7,235 gallons to reflect a…
Housing Partnership backs ADU education campaign, plans letter to town manager
At public comment, Jean Milburn, a former Economic Development Committee member and longtime advocate for housing solutions, addressed the committee to propose organizing a public education campaign on ADUs. Milburn,…
Public Safety Log Apr 28 – May 10, 2025
Monday, April 28, 20254:45 p.m.: Report was phoned in that a suspicious male was mowing on the lawn of a property on Forty Acres Dr. when the home alarm went…
Talk of the Town – A Revolutionary Re-enactment in Wayland
Approximately 30 residents watched the Sudbury Companies Militia and Minute march and ride through Wayland early afternoon on April 20. The Militia dressed in period costumes started at the First…
New Terrain Project Raises Concerns Over Delayed Route 20 Study
URBN, the parent company of Terrain, Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie, has filed plans to the Zoning Board of Appeals to convert the former Whole Foods plaza at 297–311 Boston Post…
Resident Shares Local Voices on Podcast
Yamini Ranjan wants to spotlight the extraordinary in the everyday. Since moving to Wayland in 2016, she has been inspired by the accomplished women in her community and aims to…
EDC hears Terrain restaurant, event space plan for Boston Post Road site
Terrain Café Proposal for Boston Post Road Site Raises Economic Hopes and Business Concerns The Economic Development Committee (EDC) heard what started as public comment that lasted for an hour…
Talk of the Town – Wayland Residents Participate in Peaceful Protest
Jean Milburn, Penny Beer and her daughter and a dozen other Wayland residents participated in the Indivisible rally on April 19, 2025. Six hundred attendees from the area assembled at…
Wild Wayland – If You Care, Leave Them There
It’s hard to imagine finding a fox kit or baby rabbit alone in the woods and not wanting to take it home. After all, without its mother, how will it…
Meet Our Neighbors: Behind the Scenes with Wayland’s Town Clerk, Trudy Reid
When you think about voting, the first thing that probably comes to mind is that iconic “I Voted” sticker. But behind that small badge of civic pride is an incredible…
