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WPS rolls out new communication technology
Wayland Public Schools recently rolled out both a new district website, which features a new name and different colors, as well as a new communication platform called ParentSquare that will…
What I’ve learned road-tripping in an electric vehicle
By Michele (Shelley) Trucksis When people learn that I drive an electric vehicle, one of the first questions they ask is, “But what about long trips?” Closely followed by, “Don’t…
Elaine Berg Wegener, 90
Elaine (Berg) Wegener, 90, died peacefully on Jan. 18, with her daughter Sue Wegener Will, son-in-law Dave Will, granddaughter Carolynn Will, and grandson Kyle Will by her side.Elaine was born…
Max Kavet Guyton, 1989-2026
Max Kavet Guyton passed away on Feb. 18, from having the biggest heart you could have.He was the best father, husband, brother, friend, bandmate, ski buddy, dog dad, road trip…
Blesso leading the way with dance at Arts Wayland
By Steve Garone Wayland resident Andrea Blesso plays a prominent role in Arts Wayland’s dance program, currently building the internship program at Arts Wayland as a board member, and as…
Hughes’s varied career includes YA fiction and music
By Ava Malamut A proud Wayland resident and recently retired father of three, Mark Peter Hughes is proof that you can be creative and analytical at the same time.A former…
Girls’ basketball, ice hockey bested in playoffs
By Wayland Post staff With three head coaches in three years and back-to-back losing seasons, the Wayland High School girls’ basketball team faced a tough road to make the playoffs…
Girls’ indoor track shines; Wrentmore to nationals
Occasionally during the girls’ indoor track and field Division 4 state championship, Wayland High School coaches Allison LaClaire and Shelly Fraser would take screenshots of the standings on the Lancer…
Dropkin reflects on winning silver medal at Olympics
By Jack Schwed Korey Dropkin began curling when he was a “little man that couldn't even walk” at Broomstones Curling Club in Wayland, hoping that one day he would compete…
Reeling from the Planning Board’s recent 4-1 approval
To the Editor:Hundreds of Rice Road neighbors around the Coptic Church, as well as town-wide residents, are reeling from the Planning Board’s recent 4-1 approval of the church’s application to…
