Housing Trust appoints rep to production plan panel
The trust appointed a representative to a housing plan committee while a transfer to Habitat for Humanity remained blocked by a land court delay.
The trust appointed a representative to a housing plan committee while a transfer to Habitat for Humanity remained blocked by a land court delay.
Wayland Fire Department opens hiring search for new firefighters covering suppression and rescue duties.
ZBA cleared two applications by withdrawal and continued a third; building commissioner is stepping down.
Wayland's Capital Improvement Planning Committee revised its FY28 capital report, reserving final approval for October 14.
Capital planning committee member announces resignation after finalizing town's FY28-31 budget plan. From our own coverage: Capital panel finalizes FY28-31 recommendations, member to resign.
Wayland election guide outlines ballot questions and early voting dates ahead of Nov. 3. Also in today's brief (15 items): Election guide details Nov. 3 ballot, voting options; Wayland football slides in latest MaxPreps rankings; Zoning Board of Appeals meets Tuesday night; Capital plan…
Late-September deeds show Wayland home sales ranging from $635,000 to nearly $2 million. From our own coverage: Finance Committee re-examines fiscal 2028 override assumptions; Late-September deeds range from $635,000 to nearly $2 million. Also in today's brief (18 items): How Loker's Sp…
Wayland High School's boys soccer team saw its unbeaten season end Thursday, falling 3-1 to Cambridge Rindge & Latin School two days after beating Acton-Boxborough 2-1 to reach 7-0. Girls soccer kept winning, beating Acton-Boxborough 2-1 at Stadium Field, while field hockey had its roug…
Wayland recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10. Seven carried a sale price, ranging from $635,000 to $1,975,000, with a median of $1,100,000; the other 11 have no price on file yet, which usually appears within about a week. The period's top sale was 21 Jeffrey Rd a…
Wayland native Alex Rikleen launches a primary challenge against U.S. Senator Ed Markey. Also in today's brief (11 items): Patch newsletter explains Loker's Spanish immersion lottery; Town offices, library closed Monday for holiday; Town manager holds office hours Tuesday; Arts Wayland …
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