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Harleman wins Chopped for Charity competition

Wayland Post Staff · May 15, 2026

Open Table, the MetroWest charity dedicated to fighting hunger and building healthy communities, announced that Chef Erin Harleman owner of The Saucy Plate, a Wayland-based personal chef service, was the winner…

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What 598 donors have built in just 15 months

Wayland Post Staff · May 15, 2026

For more than a year, Wayland residents have quietly built something increasingly rare in American communities: a locally funded independent newspaper supported directly by the people it serves.Over the last…

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Brensley wins Mass. GOP endorsement

Wayland Post Staff · May 1, 2026

Wayland Select Board member Anne Brensley has officially secured the Republican Party’s endorsement for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, earning more than 55% of the vote at the state convention. Brensley will join Mike Minogue,…

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Letter carriers stage Stamp Out Hunger drive

Wayland Post Staff · May 1, 2026

Wayland letter carriers will be collecting non-perishable food on the second Saturday in May as part of their Stamp Out Hunger campaign. Bag healthy, non-perishable food items and place them…

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Sherman’s Bridge accident

Wayland Post Staff · May 1, 2026

The Fire District 14 Dive Team and Wayland Fire Department worked to pull a car (marked by buoy) from the Sudbury River near Sherman’s Bridge. See story on page 2.…

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Mail carriers notice missing, scattered mail

Wayland Post Staff · May 1, 2026

june.valliere@waylandpost.orgWayland mail carriers have noted suspicious activity on a few mail routes. According to one mail carrier, a resident reported to him that the envelope she had placed in her…

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Restaurant grand opening celebration

Wayland Post Staff · May 1, 2026

Wayland celebrated the grand opening of Dunkin’ and Jimmy John’s located at 289 Boston Post Road with a ribbon-cutting on Friday, April 17. The opening marked the debut of the…

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Longtime residents honored

Wayland Post Staff · April 17, 2026

Tonya and Tom Largy will be honored by OARS3rivers as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. OARS is highlighting former staff, long-time volunteers who helped shape the organization, as well as…

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Student gets her film screened

Wayland Post Staff · April 17, 2026

The Clark University Screen Studies program welcomed its longtime community partner, the Massachusetts Independent Film Festival, to its campus on April 3, for a screening of student films.Among the short…

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Wayland Garden Club flourishing for over 100 years

Leslie Castillo · April 3, 2026

Perhaps you’ve marveled at the holiday greens that adorned our public buildings during the holiday season, or are looking forward to seeing the carefully crafted containers and plantings that will…