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Wayland faces critical school facilities decision
Wayland faces a generational school building decision as part of the district’s facilities master planning process. Architects HMFH principals James Liebman and Laurie Coles presented five long-range options for rebuilding…
WayCAM: a key conduit to news and community
Most residents aren’t aware of all the services that WayCAM, Wayland’s Public Station provides until it touches their lives, whether it be through a televised town board’s decision concerning their…
Wayland Post to examine Thoreau’s Sudbury River
The River Stewardship Council has awarded a grant to document Henry David Thoreau’s Sudbury River today. Through three feature stories and a short documentary video, the Wayland Post will examine…
Hidden in plain sight: A Pride Month story from Wayland’s past
Could Rose Cleveland and Evangeline Simpson Whipple have known their story would remain an intriguing part of Wayland’s history more than a century later? Could they have imagined that today…
Boys’ tennis bows to Weston in state championship
There certainly were no surprises when the Wayland boys’ tennis team faced Weston in the Division 3 state championship on June 13 at MIT’s duPont Tennis Courts. The two Dual…
WHS junior Noah Spiewak wins diversity award
There were many staff members at Wayland High School that took notice of Noah Spiewak. He was very involved in the school’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance Club (GSA), a student-centered…
Accident cuts power for 16 hours
A driver on Route 27 crashed into a utility pole early on June 20, causing a lengthy power outage for many. Wayland Acting Police Chief Mark Hebert said that when…
Sports roundup: summer youth programs come to the fore
Wayland’s summer sports calendar shifted from high school competition to youth programs, with Wayland High School tournament action completed. Little League Wayland Little League reported that spring registration is closed…
Help keep the news flowing
The next override debate will not be won or lost on slogans. It will be won or lost on information. Wayland is entering one of the most important conversations a…
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG, June 8 – 14
Monday, June 8 11:41 a.m. — A traffic accident on Commonwealth Road was called in by 911; the crash involved two vehicles, and one person was transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital.…
