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News

New dog park with plenty of barking spaces is coming

Wayland Post Staff · April 3, 2026

Jack Schwed Nicolette Mascari, a dog owner and Wayland resident for 13 years, said about one in every three households in Wayland has a dog that is licensed and registered…

News

Town gets $1.4M from FEMA for Snake Brook Dam rehab

Carole Plumb · April 3, 2026

Wayland has been awarded $1.40 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Grant Program toward completing the Snake Brook Dam Rehabilitation Project of the proposed construction cost…

Community

Russell’s Garden Center: Growing for 150 years

Veronica Hernandez · April 3, 2026

By Veronica Hernandez Elizabeth Russell-Skehan interacts with many customers when working the floor of one of the 15 greenhouses at Russell’s Garden Center, a family-owned retail garden center that has…

Schools

Yondr pouches at Wayland Middle School a success

Leslie Castillo · April 3, 2026

During the 2024-25 school year, there were 126 phone infractions at Wayland Middle School. This year, in the four months of Yondr pouch usage, there have only been 30.Principal Deborah…

Annual Town Meeting

Zoning articles tackle multifamily housing, ADUs

June Valliere · April 3, 2026

Town Meeting members will be voting at the May 4 Annual Town Meeting on several zoning articles that could expand town-wide housing capacity and reshape the Route 20 corridor.While some…

Sports

Former baseball player starts managerial career early

Brad Spiegel · April 3, 2026

Right from the start, PJ Maher has faced a bases-loaded, two-out deficit in the bottom of the ninth inning. But the Wayland High School senior has defied the odds and…

Municipal Meeting Recaps

Housing group concerned about inclusion in planning

Wayland Post Staff · April 3, 2026

At their March 25 meeting, Housing Partnership members expressed concern that the group is not consistently included in planning conversations involving other boards and committees, pointing to a proposed warrant…

Talk of the Town

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…

High School Sports

Creativity needed for outdoor sports in early spring

Brad Spiegel · April 3, 2026

If you can’t adapt and be creative during high school spring preseason practices, you put yourself behind most of your opponents.Spring in Massachusetts is unpredictable, difficult, and of course, cold…

Featured

Wayland residents stand out in third “No Kings” rally

Jean Milburn · April 3, 2026

Wayland Post Contributor Participants at the No Kings Rally on March 28 described the gathering as both a show of solidarity and a call to action within their own community.…