Wayland High School football bounced back from last week's blowout loss with a 23-20 win over Concord-Carlisle High School on Friday, headlining a split week across the Warriors' fall sports programs.
Wayland's Board of Public Works votes to end discounted water rates for town departments, raising costs by $67,000. From our own coverage: Water board ends discount for town departments; Finance Committee previews FY28 budget pressures.
Finance panel says Wayland can skip an override but still faces a steep tax hike. From our own coverage: Finance panel weighs FY28 budget without an override; WHS newsletter flags fall deadlines for families.
Cultural Council trims record field of grant requests, leaving Vokes Players funding in limbo. From our own coverage: Cultural Council narrows record grant field; Wayland posts 2026 annual town report.
Health board takes up fee cuts for vendors. From our own coverage: Health board takes up fee cuts for vendors; FinCom debates how big a tax hike residents could face.
Council removed 18 of 37 grant applications and appointed Hailey Fuqua vice chair, with roughly $7,900 for remaining applicants.
Sherman's Bridge will close to all traffic Nov 9 for a 12-week rehabilitation project. From our own coverage: Board of Health weighs market vendor fee cut; FinCom weighs FY28 tax hike, delays override.
Committee approved $4,983.82 in pond invoices and will request larger 2027 herbicide budget.
Wayland voters have until Tuesday to request mail-in ballots as early voting continues. From our own coverage: NBC10 to feature WHS peer mediation program; Bedford snaps Wayland football's unbeaten run.
Finance Committee discussed FY28 budget, determined override not needed, but requires tax increase close to 5.7%.
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