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Wayland capital planners shifted $700,000 from a delayed Town Hall roof to cover ballooning cybersecurity costs. From our own coverage: Assessors approve $1.24 million CPA surcharge report; Finance Committee sees narrower path from 2028 override. Also in today's brief (24 items): Waylan…

Vote-by-mail postcards are on their way to Wayland voters ahead of November's election. Town Clerk Trudy Reid said the Secretary of the Commonwealth's Office will begin mailing the applications shortly, timed to the Nov. 3 state election. Wayland Patch reported the same mailing in "Vote…

Wayland Museum & Historical Society opens its year-long sports exhibit Sunday with an afternoon reception. The Grout-Heard House exhibit, "A Year of Sports," launches its first chapter, "Out Until Dark," from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday, September 20, with all residents invited. Earlier in th…

State housing agency reopens technical assistance program that could aid Wayland's affordable-housing push. The Massachusetts Housing Partnership is accepting rolling applications for its Complete Neighborhoods program, which offers up to $50,000 in planning help for housing near transi…

Wayland's housing market posted broad gains in August, new state sales data show. Wayland Patch reports the town logged more than a dozen closed home sales last month, outpacing the same period a year ago. The Town Clerk's Office marked National Voter Registration Day by urging resident…