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New Cafe, Bistro Coming To Historic Wayland Building

A new cafe and bistro is coming to Wayland's historic first town hall and library building, according to Wayland Patch. The DPW will close Glezen Lane between Concord and Draper roads at 7 a.m. Thursday, Friday and again Monday, July 27, for continued construction. Arts Wayland and the …

Wayland HRDEI Committee Approves Updated Community Resource Guide for Fall Distribution

Wayland's Human Rights, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee unanimously approved an updated community resource guide and mapped a two-pronged fall distribution strategy at its July 21 meeting.

Wayland Energy Committee Plans October Heat Pump Mailer for All 4,800 Households

Wayland's Energy and Climate Committee set plans for an October heat pump mailer to all 4,800 town households and a September 23 community coaching event at the Council on Aging. Meeting remotely on July 21, the committee agreed that associate member Paul Dale and Chair Ellen R.

DPW Closes Glezen Lane For Tuesday Construction Work

Wayland's DPW closed Glezen Lane Tuesday morning for construction between Concord and Draper roads. The town's Water Division also flagged discolored water in the York Road area, and the Wayland Housing Authority filed a legal notice seeking public comment on its 2027 Annual Plan. Town …

Wayland Variety loses liquor license for a weekend after fourth violation in 14 years

Wayland Select Board suspends variety store liquor license after fourth violation in 14 years.

Wayland Assessors approve $136,643 excise commitment, release Glezen Lane Chapter 61A lien

Wayland Assessors approve $136,643 excise commitment and Glezen Lane lien release.

Wayland Museum Brings Slave Dwelling Project Founder Joseph McGill Jr. To Town

Slave Dwelling Project founder Joseph McGill Jr. arrives in Wayland this week for the Tracing Liberty history series. The Wayland Museum & Historical Society, the town and Wayland250 will host McGill for a four-day visit, July 23 through 26, as the year-long Tracing Liberty program head…

Wayland schools discrimination case moves toward full trial

A discrimination lawsuit against Wayland Public Schools is headed to a full trial, per Wayland Patch. The town is also mourning Bob Lavin Sr., who owned Lavin's Liquors since the early 1960s, while the Council on Aging's 15th Annual Summer Concert Series closed its run with its final sh…

Wayland Strikers Soccer Team Books MTOC Tournament Berth

Wayland Youth Soccer's seventh and eighth grade Boys Strikers team punched its ticket to the MTOC tournament this week, the top athletic news in a week without any Wayland High School games on the schedule. Wayland Little League, meanwhile, marked the completion of the Eliza J. Norton F…

Wayland home sales cluster between $1 million and $2 million this period

Wayland recorded 20 property transfers between June 19 and July 18. Of the 12 sales with a disclosed price, prices ranged from $500,000 to $2,350,000, with a median of $1,480,000. The month's top sale was 21 Decatur Lane at $2,350,000, followed closely by 435 Old Connecticut Path at $1,…

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