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Experts look at conditions under old DPW site
The second Public Involvement Plan meeting on July 30 involving 195 Main St., the former Department of Public Works garage site, was held per the Massachusetts Contingency Plan regulations governing…
Schwendt finds ultimate satisfaction on frisbee team
Just imagine the heights Preston Schwendt could have achieved in ultimate frisbee at Wayland High School had he committed to the sport full-time for more than just his senior year.…
Barbara Howell: Wayland’s longtime wetlands warrior
Barbara Howell, a longtime member of the Wayland Conservation Commission, has lived an extraordinary life. She continues to dedicate her time to the town and the natural world. Soon after…
Two from Wayland earn Girl Scout Gold Awards
Courtney Lloyd’s 13th year in the Girl Scouts was a lucky one for her when she earned the prestigious 2025 Girl Scout Gold Award for her work with STEM with…
Municipal Meeting Recaps
Finance Committee Finance Director Brian Keveny presented a rebuilt, multi-year budget model at the July 27 Finance Committee meeting that would cut the fiscal 2028 gap to $1 million, down…
Summer publication schedule for the Post
The Wayland Post will skip its Aug. 21 print edition as part of a temporary summer schedule adjustment. The next planned print edition will be on Aug. 28, followed by…
News Briefs
Water usage portalWayland residents who want to monitor their water usage, identify conservation opportunities, keep an eye out for potential leaks, and possibly lower their bills, can do so with…
Disability Pride Month promotes education, suggestions
Last year during an election in the high school gymnasium, Kevin Goodwin encountered a sign that read “accessible to all,” directing him to a door that was actually closed. There…
Inside Arts Wayland’s creative community: Kaffee Kang
On any given month, a visitor to Arts Wayland might wander through an exhibition of paintings and photography, hear a jazz ensemble, attend an artist’s talk, join a songwriting workshop,…
Recognizing and controlling invasive plants
Invasive plants do not stop at the edge of a conservation trail, wetland, roadside, or backyard fence. They spread by seed, root, vine, bird, wind, water, yard waste, and well-intentioned…
