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Restaurant grand opening celebration
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…
Bank worker foils scam attempt on senior citizen
By Jack SchwedAn 85-year-old Wayland resident was home on March 18 when a laptop notification alerted her of a security breach and provided her a number to call for technical…
Where Am I From?
By Zoe Mehta One day, someone asked me, “Where are you from?”At first, I thought… that is easy.I am from Wayland. Or from Boston, if that is more familiar.But then…
Three articles address Sherman’s Bridge issue
Sherman’s Bridge Road petition articles before Town Meeting all come from the same concern. Residents say the narrow, winding 0.7-mile road has become less safe due to speeding, truck traffic,…
Article 16 tackles priorities for Holiday Road parcel
A 13.7-acre parcel of wooded land at 25 Holiday Road which is also known as the Orchard Lane parcel, has become a focal point for competing civic priorities: fiscal stability…
Come for the bingo, stay for the company (and pizza)
The Wayland Post is hosting a community bingo event on May 3 at the Wayland Community Center, aiming to draw a broad cross-section of residents for what organizers describe as…
Family keeps running to fund cancer research
About a decade ago, Damian and Tarrah Zedower had that parents’ intuition that something wasn’t right with their two-year-old. Caden, who until recently had been an active little boy, just…
Ceremony for new flagpole at COA/Community Center
Wayland celebrated the installation of a new flagpole at the Council on Aging and Community Center on April 8 with members of American Legion Post 133 making a ceremonial presentation…
Longtime residents honored
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…
Student gets her film screened
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…
