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News

adams headlines “Conversations, Not Confrontations”

Karen Blumenfeld · June 12, 2026

By Karen BlumenfeldWhen jamele adams walks into a room, he settles in, listens, and begins asking questions — not the kind designed to produce answers, but the kind that invite…

News

CIPC starts year two eyeing capital process clarity

Carole Plumb · June 12, 2026

The Capital Improvement Planning Committee began its second year on June 3 and reviewed information technology priorities and potential improvements to the town's capital budget planning process as officials prepared…

Arts

Wayland’s Alvarado performs at N.Y. music festival

June Valliere · June 12, 2026

Wayland High School alumnus Lucas Alvarado’s musical career is gaining momentum.Alvarado, who plays the electric bass, appeared at the premier Governors Ball in New York on June 6. This summer…

Real Estate Transactions

Real Estate Transactions: May 28 – June 26, 2026

Wayland Post Staff · June 12, 2026

 WAYLAND -- A $2.8 million sale on Draper Road anchored a late-spring market in which 13 of 20 recorded transactions carried disclosed prices, with the median landing at $1,505,000…

Letters

Remote participation at Town Meeting

Wayland Post Staff · June 12, 2026

To the Editor:All three of Wayland's legislators — Rep. Gentile, Rep. Linsky, and Sen. Eldridge — strongly support the authorization of remote participation in Open Town Meetings. Our state legislators…

Featured

Graduation speakers express pride and sense of community at WHS

Leslie Castillo · June 12, 2026

Diplomas were handed out to 196 seniors at the Wayland Class of 2026 graduation ceremony on Friday, June 5 under sunny skies.Wayland High School seniors Kalena Imura, Annie Melander, Rejoice…

News in Brief

Still waiting

Wayland Post Staff · June 12, 2026

The building at 116 Main St. which housed many local businesses that were destroyed by a fire more than two and a half years has been rebuilt, but businesses have…

Wayland Public Library

Library kicks off summer reading programs for all

Pam McCuen · June 12, 2026

By Pam McCuen and Joanne LeeThe Wayland Public Library’s “Plant a Seed, Read” program starts on June 15. Patrons of all ages are welcome to participate in this year’s summer…

Council on Aging

Council on Aging creates summer music magic

Meghan Parpos · June 12, 2026

By Meghan ParposSome traditions keep getting better, and Summer Thursdays in Wayland is one of them. The Wayland Council on Aging (COA) will soon be hosting its 15th annual summer…

Community

Community Calendar

Wayland Post Staff · June 12, 2026

Friday, June 127:30–8:30 p.m.1776 – the Musical: A Concert VersionWayland High School(264 Old Connecticut Path)Join us for a concert version of the award-winning musical “1776,” which dramatizes the debates and…