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.
NBC10 Boston will air a story on Wayland High School's peer mediation program Monday. From our own coverage: NBC10 to feature WHS peer mediation program Monday.
This week's Wayland obituary notices include one entry: Schofield, Shirley Ann (Buckingham), 95, formerly of Wayland, MA, most recently of Maynard, MA, and Naples, FL, who died October 19, 2026, at home.
Bedford High School ended Wayland football's unbeaten season Friday with a 55-30 rout at Sabourin Field. The loss snapped a five-game streak that included a 47-30 shootout win over Acton-Boxborough two weeks earlier.
Wayland recorded 17 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with 13 carrying a disclosed sale price ranging from $590,000 to $5,000,000 and a median of $930,000. The period's top transaction was a $5 million sale of 188 Commonwealth Road between two LLCs.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee weighed its five-year plan as Finance Director Brian Keveny flagged fiscal 2028 items, including Route 20 design and library grounds funding, while warning Moody's fund-balance concerns could mean $25 million in excluded debt asks over five years.
Wayland's Energy and Climate Committee moved to back a Dec. 10 Human Rights Day program framing climate as a human right, as planners previewed a consolidated clean energy zoning bylaw that one Planning Board member warned leaves little time for public comment.