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Wayland High School Ranks Among Greater Boston's Top Five

Wayland High School ranks among Greater Boston's top five public schools in a new ranking. The comparison, covered by Wayland Patch in "Wayland High School Ranks In Top 5 In Greater Boston, According To Boston Magazine," measures schools within or near Interstate 495 using the latest st…

Warriors Football Routs Hopkinton 35-0 In Blowout Win

Wayland High School football stunned in a rout, beating Hopkinton High School 35-0 on Friday to headline a busy week of Warriors athletics. Field hockey struggled by contrast, falling 1-6 to Waltham High School on Thursday, while boys soccer was the week's most consistent winner, toppin…

Woburn Median Home Sale Reaches $705,000 as Price Range Tops $900,000

Twenty property deeds were recorded in Woburn between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12. Disclosed prices, present in 13 of the 20 transactions, ranged from $420,000 to $1,345,000, with a median of $705,000. The remaining seven deeds were transfers into family trusts, none of which disclosed a price…

Winchester's priciest August sale reaches $3.23 million on Everett Avenue

Sixteen Winchester property transfers were recorded between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12. Nine listed a sale price, ranging from $414,500 to $3,230,000, with a median of $1,500,000. The top transaction was 2 Everett Ave, which sold for $3,230,000 on Aug. 21 to Peter Daniel Hall and Catherine Lo…

Weston Home Prices Hold Near $2 Million Median in Late Summer Sales

Nineteen properties recorded transfers in Weston from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds records. Nine listed sale prices, ranging from $874,500 for a Viles Street condominium to $4.85 million for a Baldwin Circle home, with a median of $2 million. The p…